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  • Falstaff's Big Gamble

    by Hank Quense
    This novel is Shakespeare's Worst Nightmare. It takes two of the Bard's most famous plays, Hamlet and Othello, and recasts them with fantasy characters in a place called Gundarland. Hamlet is a dwarf and Othello is a dark elf. Iago and his wife, Emilia, are trolls. If that isn't bad enough, these two tragedies are now comedies with Falstaff, Shakespeare's most popular rogue, thrown in as a bonus. Both Hamlet and Othello are plagued by the scheming Falstaff, a human.

  • The Other Side

    by Dan Pagano
    Jude is a 16 year old private school student who discovers that he can communicate with and see spirits. He sees angels and demons too, which are part of an insidious agency known as The Horde. In a trance his consciousness visits heaven, and he soon learns of an all out war for the fate of humanity between the forces of light and the powers of darkness.

  • Project Tau

    by Jude Austin
    Kalin Taylor is on the path to success. He's just won a scholarship to the prestigious Sanderson College of Arts and Science to study medicine. He's also about to do something very, very stupid in the name of becoming one of the 'in' kids at college. It sounded simple at the time. Sneak into a branch of the top-secret, interstellar scientific company GenTech, take a photo of the genetically engineered creature Project Tau that's supposedly inside, and sneak back out again. Cue membership of ... more

  • The Borderland

    by Steven E. De La Pena
    In the summer of 1958, ten-year-old Adam de la Cruz makes a startling discovery: he is from a family of powerful sorcerers, Mexican brujos. After the sudden death of his mother, his father leaves him and his older sister, Maria, with their grandmother in the barrio of East Los Angeles. As the summer wanes, Adam watches in horror as that power – called El Regalo, or The Gift – tears his family apart. Betrayed and terrorized, he eventually flees. Thirteen years later he surfaces in San Francisc... more

  • Adventures of One Up Max: Runic and the Crystal Cave

    by Lisa Shawver

    Max loves sitting by the backdoor watching everything that goes on.  But, this morning, a blinding light zooms across the yard.  Then, he sees it, a strange looking critter.

    Being a great watch-dog and the guardian of the yard, Max jumps into high gear after it.  When he's just about to catch the critter, a young dragon, it jumps into a wavy air portal.  Hot on his trail, Max leaps right in after it.

    Zoomed to another world, Max encounters 100-foot... more

  • The Heretic's Guide to Homecoming (Book One: Theory)

    by Sienna Tristen

    “Life is transformation. You change or you die.”

    Ashamed of his past and overwhelmed by his future, Ronoah Genoveffa Elizzi-denna Pilanovani feels too small for his own name. After a graceless exit from his homeland in the Acharrioni desert, his anxiety has sabotaged every attempt at redemption. Asides from a fiery devotion to his godling, the one piece of home he brought with him, he has nothing.

    That is, until he meets Reilin. Beguiling, bewildering Reilin, ... more

  • The Pre-programming (Circo del Herrero)

    by G.B. Gabbler
    [The crippled god of metallurgy, fire, and alchemy has many names and many faces—sometimes Hephaestus, Ptah, or Vulcan. He changes to suit his needs. And just like his names, his creations have gone through countless revisions. This time, he’s finally onto something—his Automata have turned the heads of other gods. They’ve noticed their pre-programmed potential. There’s a reason Vulcan didn’t scrap the Automata—a reason he left them in the care of humans all this time. They were just the beta te... more

  • Dookie

    by Jesse Gordon
    Their property manager is a creep. The plumbing is barely up to code. Their next door neighbors are a very loud horny couple and a bodybuilding painter with bad digestion. The maintenance dude has just turned up dead in what appears to be a freak bathroom accident. Something sinister lurks in the pipes beneath Lovéren, and brothers Noah and Kayleb Padalecki are about to learn the hard way that it can take more than one flush to get rid of a bad turd.

  • Project Tau

    by Jude Austin
    Kalin Taylor is on the path to success. He's just won a scholarship to the prestigious Sanderson College of Arts and Science to study medicine. He's also about to do something very, very stupid in the name of becoming one of the 'in' kids at college. It sounded simple at the time. Sneak into a branch of the top-secret, interstellar scientific company GenTech, take a photo of the genetically engineered creature Project Tau that's supposedly inside, and sneak back out again. Cue membership of ... more

  • The Madness of Robin Randle

    by Wood Dickinson

    Robin Randle grew up in a violent home. One night she watched as her father shot her mother to death. Then he turned his rage against her. At the hospital she was pronounced brain dead. Kept alive by machines she slept and dreamed for seven months. Dreamed of traveling in a land called The Region. To escape she had to find a place called the Palace of Starlight. There she’d find a star that was hers. She took her star and woke up. When her coma ended her memories of The... more

  • Myrrendryl

    by Kirby Lord
    The curtain, the veil, the void, the abyss. So many names for the mystery of the beyond. People spend a good part of their lives just wanting to lift the heavy canvas of the circus tent and take a peek inside. Eventually they’ll know, in the end, we all know, but mankind is an impatient beast. Sadly, for most, if they ever could pull aside that curtain, they would spend the rest of their lives trying to forget that they ever had. Myrrendryl tells the tale of four seemingly unconnected youth b... more

  • COLLATERAL DAMAGE

    by Taylor Simonds
    Power. Courage. Invincibility. The marks of a true hero. Meg Sawyer has none of these things. Meg has never stopped a moving bus with her bare hands, been bitten by a radioactive insect, or done anything moderately resembling saving the world. She doesn't have to. She's a background citizen, a nobody, one of the swarms of faceless civilians of Lunar City--where genetically enhanced superhumans straight out of the comics have thwarted evil for years. For as long as the Supers have existed... more

  • Abendau's Heir (The Inheritance Trilogy Book 1)

    by Jo Zebedee
    Kare's been hunted all his life. His mother, the cruel Empress, demands that he accept his place as her heir. His father's rebellion want him to stand as a figurehead for their insurgency. When he refuses his mother's demands, she turns her wrath on those he loves. Kare knows he must face her. He returns to Abendau, his mother's city, to confront her. If he defeats her, he can reshape his future; if he fails, he'll face the horror of her vengeance. A far-reaching Space Opera with strong ... more

  • Inish Carraig

    by Jo Zebedee
    Belfast. Post-alien invasion. In the ruined streets of the city, John Dray ekes out his survival by running jobs for the local hard man. When one of those jobs goes wrong, he finds himself in Inish Carraig, a brutal alien-ran prison. Once there, he uncovers a truth that could destroy what's left of humanity. He has to reveal it. But, first, he has to get out.

  • A Game of Survival

    by T. R. Tells
    A GAME OF SURVIVAL is the first book in a series of sin, destruction, and negativity. In the Fractured Realm, evil and discrimination plague the land and sin harbors and festers into the hearts of Mundanes. The darkness returns when the King of Middilgard is told of a vision that will end him and his reign. In King Godfrey's state of fear, he rids the city of all Magi to protect his kingdom. One of the last surviving Magi, Thea must survive in a world where right and wrong don't exist and mag... more

  • Sanclem

    by Richard Rice

    A century from now, the California Republic creates a lifetime penal colony for hardened criminals on San Clemente Island, sixty miles off the southern coast. Jesse Long, a dedicated Frisco cop, finds himself exiled to the colony, for daring to take on corruption and misconduct traced to the highest levels of California law enforcement. But Jesse, aided by friends, does the impossible…he escapes from Sanclem and starts a war with the evil establishment. Only two outcomes are possible: ... more

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