Xenogeneic: First Contact by Lance Erlick Aerospace engineer Elena Pyetrov travels into space to continue her father’s research. Her ship crashes. Within caves on an alien world, the Knoonk execute their plan to genetically adapt to Earth and displace humans. Kidnapped to the closed cave system, Elena finds other humans subjected to Knoonk experiments. There can be no compromise. It is winner take all. With time running out, Elena must dig deep to uncover the alien plan and stop them before … [Read more...]
Flight of the Ferryman by William Irvin Rice
On the way home, a computer of the funeral spaceship Charon wakes up the crew from their cryo sleep after it detected signs of life in ship's morgue. Targeted Age Group:: 15+ What Inspired You to Write Your Book? Horror genre involving creatures is under-appreciated. Same goes for horror in space. There's a swarm of vampires, zombies, shapeshifters and whatnot, for years, which is getting a bit tiresome. I wanted to write something different, yet familiar. I wanted to write … [Read more...]
Silhouette by Arthur McMahon
Born a slave to an alien corporation, Susan Singh escaped with the help of a politician who would shape the young girl into a deadly force of human vengeance. Alien factions are tearing down the walls of human civilization. Men and women struggle to survive in a universe where humankind is considered an inferior species to all other sentient life. Leslie Folami presides over a clandestine council of world leaders bent on establishing the respect humanity deserves, even if it means starting a … [Read more...]
Bargain Book: Cruel Galaxy by Robert Haddad
CRUEL GALAXY, tells the story of Mankind’s last best chance of survival. When humanity is faced with extinction in the year 2061, Captain Travis Donner and his clan must depend on each other as they set off into space on the Colorado, a ship they hope will carry them through the mysteries and perils to a new home somewhere in this cruel galaxy. Targeted Age Group: 18+ Book Price: 2.99 Links to buy book: (Check book price before you buy, as prices can change due to expiration of the … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Graham Clayton
About Graham Clayton: My name is Graham Clayton [pen name Clayton Graham] and I was born and raised in Stockport, near Manchester UK. I graduated with a degree in Aerospace Engineering from Salford University in 1966 having attained a Student Apprenticeship with English Electric Aviation. I settled in Victoria, Australia in 1982. I am a retired aerospace engineer who enjoyed working in the field of efficient lightweight structures and watching them fly around the world. Science Fiction has … [Read more...]
Wayfarer Expansion by Eileen Troemel
Families grow as the crew of the Phoenix deals with hostages, encounters with new races, and settlers. Five months pregnant, Adara keeps working as a pilot, negotiator and as Mathair Naclan. Decker works to adjust to her new needs and limitations. The Phoenix is on the front line for tackling the Hettian threat as well as transporting settlers to their new planet. Targeted Age Group:: adult What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I love addressing women's issues in my books. In this one, I … [Read more...]
Wayfarer Negotiator by Eileen Troemel
Adara faces a variety of negotiations starting with riots on a space station between Wayfarers and shop keepers. With Decker, Adara has to negotiate terms in their relationship. Avin gets his first case a murder which becomes three. Decker’s parents arrive to visit. Adara has to negotiate with his mother to get her to like her. Decker proposes, Chaos reigns - until Adara negotiates a settlement. Targeted Age Group:: adult What Inspired You to Write Your Book? In continuing the story of … [Read more...]
Wayfarer by Eileen Troemel
Adara Stone youngest pilot in the Interstellar Planets Union survived one ship’s destruction only to be treated like a jinx. Being half human and half Wayfarer, she’s always been set apart. Adara covets being in space and the Pritchard. She loves the feel of the ship in her hands. Captain Decker Flannery thinks she’s too young, too solitary, and too sexy to be on his ship. He needs a third pilot so he has no choice. Flannery finds fault in every action Adara takes but at the same time … [Read more...]
Wayfarer Immemorial by Eileen Troemel
Clan leader, pilot of the Pritchard, hero of the Aegis, Lieutenant Adara Stone is overwhelmed as her roles increase and her responsibilities expand. Adara and Decker are back with their crew, and her family as Adara stumbles through being the leader of a clan as well as a pilot on the Pritchard. The memorial for the Aegis looms along with more threats from the Barions. Targeted Age Group:: adult What Inspired You to Write Your Book? These characters and the setting draw me in. I knew … [Read more...]
Wayfarer Clans by Eileen Troemel
Half human and half Wayfarer, Lieutenant Adara Stone, pilot of the Pritchard, out flies a pilot in a stolen ship with kidnapped scientists. Capturing the ship, Adara confronts the pilot, her oldest brother Nealon. Adara struggles to cope with a family she feels abandoned her. Adara works with Franklin on kidnapping cases which point to a rogue Wayfarer clan committing the crimes. Targeted Age Group:: adult What Inspired You to Write Your Book? This is a continuation of the Wayfarer … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Jemima Pett
About Jemima Pett: Once upon a time, Jemima wrote a story, carefully made into a booklet about two inches high by one across, entitled “The Little Stream”. Many years later she found it in the box in which her mother kept her most precious possessions. Jemima realised she’d always been writing, but had never had a strong plot or set of characters, until her guinea pigs came along. Fred, George, Victor and Hugo had personalities and stories that needed to be told. So the years of training for … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – H S Rivney
About H S Rivney: Holly Rivney was born in southern California at the tail end of the Baby Boom era. Beginning her writing before high school, she considered teaching English as a career. An extroverted introvert, however, she pursued another avenue to avoid human interaction, animal sciences, but kept drifting back to the pen and paper. Led astray into the corporate world by the desire to buy groceries, she kept her foot in the door by writing technical manuals, dabbling in copy writing, … [Read more...]
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