Sixteen-year-old Keegan Roe rarely has a good day. He’s prone to blackouts and his abusive mother has just beaten him within an inch of his life. When his estranged father, Billy Roe, finally helps him escape her terrifying reign by driving out of state and due west, things go from bad to hopeful. That is until they pick up the very creepy John Bruce in the desert. His arrival marks a complete turnaround in Keegan’s life: he goes from zero to hero as he and his father commit to a new life in the … [Read more...] about HIDE Series by Jax Spenser
The Sword of Agrippa: Antioch by Gregory Lloyd
As a controversial biologist searches for dark energy his dreams take him into ancient Rome and Egypt, including the Great Library of Alexandria. This debut novel from Silicon Valley is packed with science, technology, history and implications for the meaning of life. It is the first book of a series. Targeted Age Group:: 21-65 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I had a series of dreams set in ancient Rome. Some where quite exhilarating and others quite disturbing. In a successful … [Read more...] about The Sword of Agrippa: Antioch by Gregory Lloyd
The Perennial Migration by D. M. Kirtaime
The year is 3010, the human race divided; the new breed living inside the World Administration dome network and outside the older breed. A pandemic, broken out throughout the dome network by a corrosion in the citizens' wrist chips, is causing the planet to die. Whether the outbreak was accidental or intentional, either way the reptilian race stood to gain from such an apocalypse. With most metal resources now the property of the World Administration, survival of man, beast and plant will … [Read more...] about The Perennial Migration by D. M. Kirtaime
Rubberman’s Cage by Joesph Picard
Lenth grew up in a lie. Apparently there's more than five people in the world. Savage Citizens, orderly Providers, keepers of ignorance, and a damaged killer stand in the way of the world's simple truths. Four Brothers live their lives in an enclosed habitat as directed by the silent Rubberman above them. When they disobey, they get shocked. This is normal. It always has been. When a Brother dies, they learn of death. When he is replaced by someone new, they learn they are … [Read more...] about Rubberman’s Cage by Joesph Picard
Sightings by Mark Lukens
In 1988, Lydia Conner was taken from her cabin near Specter Lake, Minnesota while her husband lay in bed, temporarily paralyzed. She screamed at him for help as she floated up to the ceiling in a blinding flash of light ... and then she was gone. In 2009, four film school students journeyed to the Specter Lake cabin where the abduction of Lydia Conner had taken place. They hoped to capture proof of an alien visitation on film; they hoped to re-create events from the abduction; they hoped to … [Read more...] about Sightings by Mark Lukens
Undiscovered Country by J.M. Beal
Orion Bartleby is a man who has made a career out of avoiding responsibility on two different colonial planets. When he runs into a woman on the street he just can’t make himself walk away, even after he’s mistaken her for a saloon girl. His life is getting ridiculously complicated, and everything is sideways, but he can’t seem to make himself regret it. Targeted Age Group:: General Adult/ 12+ What Inspired You to Write Your Book? The characters crawled in my head and refused to be … [Read more...] about Undiscovered Country by J.M. Beal
Going Through the Change: A Menopausal Superhero Novel by Samantha Bryant
Going through "the change" isn't easy on any woman. Mood swings, hot flashes, hormonal imbalances, and itchy skin are par for the course. But for these four seemingly unrelated women, menopause brought changes none of them had ever anticipated--super-heroic changes. Helen discovers a spark within that reignites her fire. Jessica finds that her mood is lighter, and so is her body. Patricia always had a tough hide, but now even bullets bounce off her. Linda doesn't have trouble opening the … [Read more...] about Going Through the Change: A Menopausal Superhero Novel by Samantha Bryant
Warpworld by Kristene Perron and Joshua Simpson
On his first crossing through the warps, Seg discovers a world rich in vita – fuel to save his dying world. Cold, brilliant and desperate to prove himself as a Cultural Theorist, Seg breaks away from the recon squad sent to protect him, to scout out prime vita sources. But to find his prize he must face his biggest fear: water. Fiery and headstrong, Ama receives an ultimatum from her people’s tyrannical overlords: betray her own kind or give up the boat she calls home, forever. When a wealthy … [Read more...] about Warpworld by Kristene Perron and Joshua Simpson
The World Next Door by Maegan Cook
"This is the Way the World Ends..." In a world so similar, yet different from our own, the year is 1947; and a war in Europe has been raging for over a decade... In Silver City, Tanya Grey is facing the end of life as she knows it— her mother’s run off, the rent is due, and she has only one way to survive on her own… by selling herself to the highest bidder. Leonard Stevens is also facing his own personal apocalypse, at the bottom of a bourbon glass. His life lays in shambles in the … [Read more...] about The World Next Door by Maegan Cook
Born To Magic, Tales Of Nevaeh, Volume I by David Wind
Welcome to Nevaeh: a world where technology no longer exists, but magic does. Long ago, a mythical nation known as 'America' died in the violence and radiation of the terrorist wars. Now their descendants dwell in a world of ritual and magic where ten dominions struggle for supremacy while a dark power rises to threaten them all. In Nevaeh, where men are blessed with great strength and women have both strength and psychic abilities, one woman has been chosen to be Nevaeh's savior, … [Read more...] about Born To Magic, Tales Of Nevaeh, Volume I by David Wind
The Jump Journal by Douglas Corriveau
Time travel is a drug. It’s taken four hundred years, but Ryan Mitchell finally understands that his power over the time stream is actually his addiction. His craving to time travel is what locked the year 2012 into its unending loop in the first place, but after centuries of torture, he’s desperate for it to end. But withdrawal has sunk its cruel claws into him, and it’s not letting go. Every attempt to quit ends in disaster. The only thing worse than detoxing is the memory of Tara … [Read more...] about The Jump Journal by Douglas Corriveau
The Time Travel Trailer by Karen Musser Nortman
A 1937 vintage camper trailer half hidden in weeds catches Lynne McBriar’s eye when she is visiting an elderly friend Ben. Ben eagerly sells it to her and she just as eagerly embarks on a restoration. But after each remodel, sleeping in the trailer lands Lynne and her daughter Dinah in a previous decade—exciting, yet frightening. Glimpses of their home town and ancestors fifty or sixty years earlier is exciting and also offers some clues to the mystery of Ben’s lost love. But when Dinah makes a … [Read more...] about The Time Travel Trailer by Karen Musser Nortman
