MenoSaurus: Tyrannosaur Droid Boy by S J House Book One: Tyrannosaur Droid Boy The year is 3017. The powerful, shape-shifting Menosuars are watching Earth from their home planet, Prehistoria. Finally, after eons, their plan to take control of Earth and its scarce reserves of Grandidierite is almost complete. Surviving a near-fatal plane crash, Rex has been rebuilt and wired like a computer. As he recuperates at home, a blazing, fiery rock crashes across the roof of Rex’s house and explodes … [Read more...] about MenoSaurus: Tyrannosaur Droid Boy by S J House
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About the Book The year is 3017. The powerful, shape-shifting Menosaurs are watching Earth from their home planet, Prehistoria. Finally, after eons, their plan to take control of Earth and its scarce reserves of Grandidierite, is almost complete. Surviving a near-fatal plane crash, Rex, has been rebuilt and wired like a computer. As he recuperates at home, a blazing, fiery rock crashes across the roof of Rex’s home and explodes in the nearby forest. Suddenly, Rex and his best buddy, the furry, … [Read more...] about Featured PermaFree eBook: Menosaurus Tyrannosaur Droid Boy by S J House
War and Money, Book 1 by Sofia Diana Gabel
War and Money, Book 1 by Sofia Diana Gabel The alien wars are unending. In 2187, Earth has the Katarga trapped on the moon, refusing to allow them to escape. The Piltrak and Jurale are pending threats, which forces Global Command to recruit 15-year-olds as soldiers. Dax, low-status and a non-conformist, never imagined she’d be a soldier, yet she was hand-picked by gruff Commander Viteri, taken from her parents, never to see them again. She doesn’t want to kill aliens, and suspects there’s … [Read more...] about War and Money, Book 1 by Sofia Diana Gabel
Origini: Books I and II by C.M. Ryer
Terra's first brave attempt at exoplanet colonization takes a wild detour when Rish Patton finds himself inhabiting another man's body. On a world he's never heard of. With no memory of how or why. It's 2180. Rish, and fellow crew member, Faya Moore, are on the cusp of finding out the hard way that their newly settled planet won't be home after all. They've been tossed head-first into a multi-faceted mystery that never, ever runs them out of questions - many the wisest minds of science haven't … [Read more...] about Origini: Books I and II by C.M. Ryer
From This Green Earth: Essays on Looking Outward by Sylvia Engdahl
Why is the utilization and eventual colonization of space necessary both for the near-term preservation of Earth's environment and for the long-term survival of humankind? And why, despite the efforts of many dedicated space advocates, is the public so slow to support it? Science fiction author Sylvia Engdahl argues that in the light of history it's not surprising that acceptance of a new outlook on the universe is slow, since all past human advances were made by visionary minorities. The book … [Read more...] about From This Green Earth: Essays on Looking Outward by Sylvia Engdahl
The Universe: Of Every Religion and None by Roderick Edwards
Discover how coincidences and patterns such as repeating number, words, phrases, and colors in our lives are actually the Universe trying to communicate. This is the proto source of all religions and spiritual beliefs. This book isn't about religion or morals but about noticing that something is happening around and to you and to everyone else. Targeted Age Group:: 21-121 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? After 50 years, finally finding my biological family, coincidentally on the … [Read more...] about The Universe: Of Every Religion and None by Roderick Edwards
Weapons Don’t Have Names by Alex Gedd
Replicants. The dogs of war on a leash held by greedy corporations. Living weapons with serial numbers instead of names. Genetically perfect soldiers, created for one purpose only - complete the mission at any cost. But what should they do when the thunder of battlefield is light years away, commanding officers are gone and there’s a civilian world around them? An enemy’s civilian world. Two replicants must not only escape from enemy territory themselves, but also deliver two civilian women to … [Read more...] about Weapons Don’t Have Names by Alex Gedd
Interview with Author – Mark Roman & Corben Duke
About Mark Roman & Corben Duke: Mark Roman has been a research scientist for longer than he can remember, not that he remembers much these days. Memories of his heyday are a little vague – if indeed he ever had one. Nowadays, he just keeps dropping things: files, staplers, cups of tea, test tubes of biohazards. His colleagues keep showing him the door, but he’s not sure why they do this as it looks the same as it’s always done. He expects it’ll be time to retire soon, possibly when they … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Mark Roman & Corben Duke
War and Money, Book 1 by Sofia Diana Gabel
Dax, low status and a non-conformist, is stuck in the middle of the unending aliens wars. It's 2187, and Earth has the Katarga trapped on the moon, refusing to allow them to escape. Then there are ongoing threats from the Piltrak and Jurale, which forces Global Command to recruit 15-year-olds like Dax, as soldiers. She never imagined she'd be advanced as a soldier, yet she was hand-picked by gruff Commander Viteri and taken from her parents, never to see them again. She doesn't want to kill … [Read more...] about War and Money, Book 1 by Sofia Diana Gabel
Interstellar Objects by Dillon Sienko
If we could visit other planets, what would we find? Would human expansion reveal the Universe to us or simply confirm what we already know about ourselves instead? How will we react at first contact, and what can technological advancements tell us about the human condition? The twelve stories in Interstellar Objects: A Science Fiction Anthology, which range from high-concept science fiction to noire, explore these questions and more. Motivated by real science and a pragmatic, often comedically … [Read more...] about Interstellar Objects by Dillon Sienko
Mineran Influence by P N Burrows
Mineran Influence by P N Burrows Sam, an ex-soldier who is trying to rediscover himself after twenty years of service, unwittingly stumbles upon a mysterious alien presence in rural Wales. He thought he'd discovered criminal activities, it was more than that and everything he believed in was shattered. He is drawn into a tangled web of intrigue, pitting him against forces bent on destruction and putting his life in peril. Feeling mentally eroded by his time in the army and having worked hard … [Read more...] about Mineran Influence by P N Burrows
The Far Side of Evil by Sylvia Engdahl
The Far Side of Evil by Sylvia Engdahl On completion of her training as an agent of the interstellar federation's Anthropological Service, Elana is sent to a world whose people may soon destroy their civilization. Since not enough is understood about the situation to justify any interference with their evolution, the Service has no power to act; its agents must go as helpless observers, posing as natives, in the hope of gaining knowledge that may help to save other worlds. This passive role … [Read more...] about The Far Side of Evil by Sylvia Engdahl
