About Love Amongst The Stars:
Sarah is fighting to protect her colony from an unknown threat. With the future of her people on the line, she must make a difficult choice – to protect her people, or to follow her heart. Will she be able to save her colony and find love? Find out in Love Amongst The Stars.
About Blast Off:
A criminal conspiracy programmed from ones and zeroes. Can a keyboard warrior stop her world from going south IRL?
If Cassidy Delgado’s latest MMO flops, then so will her career. And as the multiplayer game’s product manager, she’s determined to be among the first to test out the new cutting-edge sensual suit. But when her in-game spaceship is infected by hackers, she discovers she’s carrying a sinister malware payload…
Trying to navigate a virtual arena of sexy AIs and secret Coitus ceremonies, Cassidy desperately returns to the physical realm for help. But with a jerk kidnapping her parents and blackmailing her to release the destructive code, her software dream could soon turn into a hardware nightmare…
Can this reluctant ultra-gamer save her company and loved ones before real blood spills?
Blast Off is the crunchy first book in the expansive Interstellar Online LitRPG series. If you like hilariously wild worlds, detailed stat blocks, and intricate game systems, then you’ll love D. B. Goodin’s high-flying tale.
Authors Note: Contains some sexual content that is intended for mature readers.
Buy Blast Off to reach crazy heights today!
About StarFire Dragons: Book One by Dawn Ross:
After a disgraced starship commander rescues two young enemy warriors with dangerous secrets, duty is pitted against morality in a series of escalating hostilities that threaten to endanger his crew and trigger war.
About Oblivion’s Cloak by Dylan McFadyen:
First Lieutenant Shaara was dead this morning.
Her captain is furious at her. She wasted company resources getting herself killed, and it’s coming out of her paycheck. Now, she’s sitting across from the first other human being she’s seen in six years. His name is Adnan. He claims to come from Earth—but that’s impossible. Earth died a long time ago. If Adnan’s telling the truth, he and the decaying ship the captain pulled him off are nearly a thousand years old.
Wherever he’s from, he’s Shaara’s responsibility now. Which is the last thing she needs. But it’s either that, or the captain sells Adnan into slavery. Shaara knows what that would mean. Most humans do. And something inside her won’t let her abandon Adnan to it: revenant memories, stabbed awake by the look in his eyes.
Facing those memories won’t be easy. It’d be far easier to ignore the feeling driving her forward. Far easier to let it all go to hell, and drift back to sleep.
Until a shadowy new faction starts stoking the fires of war. They’re looking for Adnan; Earth’s last survivor holds the key to unleash a terrible, indiscriminate vengeance on the galaxy that wronged them. Who they are is a mystery—to everyone but Shaara. Hard as she’s tried to forget, she knows them all too well. Which means she’s the only one who can stop them.
The question is: does she want to? Maybe the galaxy’s earned a little vengeance.
About Across the Floors of Silent Seas: A Short Story (Till Human Voices Wake Us Book 1):
Do mermaids believe in humans?
While working on a deep-sea diving assignment at the University of California, oceanography student Jay Bishop is dragged into a volcanic tube towards the earth’s core and certain death.
But much to his surprise, Jay not only survives the fall, he finds himself taken prisoner by a community of mermaids and kept alive as a science experiment. Confused and disoriented, Jay’s only hope to escape back to the surface is found in Paga, an elder of the community who believes Jay’s unexpected arrival marks the fulfillment of a terrifying prophecy.
With the community rising against them, Jay and Paga face dangerous choices — and their consequences — if Jay is ever to see home again. Will Jay make it back to the world on the surface? And even if he does, how can his life be the same ever again?
FROM THE BOOK:
“Are the others boring you to death, that you’re listening so intently to my remarks, darling?” Jay asked, teasing even though he welcomed her churlish chatter.
“People confuse boredom for stability, and stability for sanity,” she muttered.
Jay laughed. “Well, I’m sure some people would never assume we had a solid grip on sanity before we decided to become oceanographers. With several metric tons of water pressure surrounding us at these depths, I’m sure someone would be quick to question our mental facilities and their working order.”
“True enough, brother mine.” Noelani paused, and Jay knew she was likely rolling her pretty eyes. “And yours especially, since your sanity was barely there to begin with.”
FROM THE AUTHOR:
Enjoy this short story adventure tale set before Till Human Voices Wake Us, a science fantasy novel with an unlikable protagonist, sadistic mermaids, and the trip of a lifetime.
WHAT REVIEWERS ARE SAYING:
“Very exciting prequel!! Lots of mystery and suspense. Can’t wait to read the next one!” ~ Dee Bookworm Book Reviews
“This is a very entertaining read, very action filled opening followed by a philosophical middle, with a thrill ride of an ending.” ~ Author C. O. Bonham
About The Force of Nature: The Rock Band That Saved The World:
‘The Greatest Of All Wars’ would have decimated the earth and annihilated the human race. The earth wasn’t saved by your typical heroes, they neither possessed any superpowers nor resorted to violence, they saved the world through music.
Her stage name was Dreamer, she had gained that pseudonym on account of whenever she wrote songs she would enter a dream world of the past, present and future guided by two enigmatic beings. They had shown her a possible future where war had escalated so badly that nothing on the earth survived.
A sinister group that hid in the shadows wanted that war despite the devastating outcome it would bring. Their greed outweighed logic and common sense and their grasp strong enough to have a stranglehold on the government. Their influence on the public’s opinion was also as strong and seemed virtually unbreakable.
The rock band had emerged from obscurity and it was her guitar playing technique, her singing voice and the contents of her lyrics that had released the people from the secretive group’s clutches. It was especially her lyrics that irked the secretive group the most, she had somehow known things that common people were not supposed to know.
Yet, the secretive group would not loosen their grip on the minds of the people and it almost took a miracle to save the world from itself.
About Two of All People: A Prequel Novella (Climate Change Endgame):
The prequel novella to the new climate-fiction novel The Dying Party. The Dying Party asks: What happens when they tell us it’s too late, when we pass the tipping point of the climate change crisis and are forced to face a near future that will be increasingly hellish, and the end that will come within our lifetimes? The novel answers this with two two parallel story lines. On the one hand, we have six survivors in 2049, in a residential complex built into Newfoundland’s only mountain, Gros Morne – the last six people alive in Eastern Canada. On the other hand, we have a group of humanity’s richest and most powerful, the super-elite, trying to establish an off-Earth colony for themselves.
The novel shows in fascinating detail the complex brutality of what having to accept such a fate would mean for the social, political, and economic principles and structures that underpin human civilization; what it would look like on a global scale, in a local context, and from a variety of distinct personal perspectives.The Dying Party demonstrates that the ever-widening gap between rich and poor, the cause of so much injustice and suffering through history, will plague us on into the fateful future we now face. The thrust of the novel, however, is to illustrate the under-appreciated impact that passing the climate change tipping point will have on the human psyche – an impact as great as that of climate change on the planet, accelerating the deadly advance.
This is not fanciful speculation about the near and distant future, but rather the logical extension of the current course of humanity based on extensive research. The novel has the courage to depict the worse case scenario unflinchingly, that we may see the human consequences of unchecked climate change. It is, therefore, the cautionary tale to end all cautionary tales.
About Rebooting the Oberllyn’s: Book Three of the Generations of the Oberllyn’s, Past Generation set (Seven Generations of the Oberllyn’s 3):
The Oberllyn’s in the year 2018 are a shadow family. Noel , Violet and their children are close knit in more ways than one; traditionally native, brilliant, with military and scientific backgrounds, they all work together in the family firm. The firm, a fourth generation independent underground spy network, works directly for the President and other U.S. allies to stop the spread of terrorism. In theory, Kai, Gabriel and Jasmine are supposed to take over the firm; Noel and Violet are supposed to retire as soon as the boys finish their present military service. Kai and Gabriel had gone into the military undercover as recruits, only to have the government they all thought they were working for put them in situations to deliberately attempt to kill them . While her brothers are under fire, Jasmine is in university finishing her degree in forensic psychiatry, and while studying, finds a husband as well. Lilianna has gone off on her own; Micah, an eight year old autistic savant, is learning to cope with his social anxiety while Serena just wants to find a horse to ride. In the meantime, a hidden figure sets loose a savage virus that has a 100% kill rate, it has gone global, and the Oberllyn’s need to kill it before it kills them and everyone else. And you thought retirement planning was just a matter of money…
About A Tear In Time:
fter a brush with death at the tender age of nine, Faer Michelson has a near-perfect autobiographical memory. He has a good life, loving wife, and he’s only mildly concerned about Y2K. Sure, no one else remembers Bobby Kennedy was president or that time an alien took over the TV to declare war, but what’s that in the grand scheme of things? Then one day Faer remembers something that he can’t shrug off: his own death in 1968.
It turns out, the Time Warp isn’t just a song in Rocky Horror. Faer finds himself stranded in the past with a shape-shifting alien and an apparition of his best friend. An unearthly decree is made before Faer can sort out how to get home: save yourself, then save the world.
About Escape From Samsara: A Series & Standalone of Sci-Fi Comedy (Prophecy Allocation Book 1):
“Tear-inducingly funny and impossible to put down!”
A fatal mistake catapults Barry Harris into the adventure of a lifetime. With talking hedges, samurai ghosts, meddling psychotherapists, and an inexplicably non-linear time pattern conspiring against him, Barry must do battle to save his hide, unleash the ninja within, and rescue his father from an ancient army, a dark sorcerer and a raging inferno.
Perfect reading for fans of Douglas Adams, Robert Rankin, Tom Holt or Christopher Moore.
What is the mysterious Prophecy Allocation Department?
Where in space and time is the Before and After?
Even more importantly, Will Barry’s underwear hold out until he has saved the day?
What the reviews are saying :
‘I read it in one night. Quite a few times I laughed out loud and my husband had to ask me what was going on.’
‘It’s very rare to find a book that relates to my humor, this author got it spot on.’
‘I’ve read a lot of first books since I got my Kindle and I have to say this is up there with the best.’
‘The story oozes with a dark humour.’
‘Very funny laugh out loud lines along with scenarios that make you cringe on behalf of poor Barry.’
‘I was cracking up from the first line.’
‘This book was roaring fun.’
‘A Confederacy of Dunces across the pond with ninjas. And it totally works. The book was enjoyable and flat out hilarious.’
‘There are so many wonderful and unpredictable gems in this book.’
‘This is a fun, bizarre, and unique read that stretches the imagination.’
‘A crazy journey into a dark and funny world.’
‘You’ve got gardening, ninjas, Buddhism, bowel humour, time travel, violence and grannies. What’s not to like?’
About Vita Aeterna:
With the fate of the world in the balance, one outlier could tip the scales towards salvation or disaster.
Alex Barret lives in ‘the Quarters’, a set of broken-down slums surrounding a glittering walled-off city called the First Circle. Like all kids his age, on his sixteenth birthday Alex is scheduled for Appraisal, an unpredictable medical procedure with the potential to extend his lifespan. In a world where everything costs, for some reason Appraisal is free.
Growing up, Alex has heard of every Appraisal scenario, but none prepared him for his own experience – abducted, imprisoned, and subjected to brutal medical experiments in a high-tech lab. He escapes and goes on the run, a heartbeat ahead of a ruthless army led by the most powerful man in the world. When he finally pieces together the clues behind his kidnapping, he uncovers a treacherous plot that only he can derail.
But to succeed, he must penetrate the First Circle, the forbidden abode of the ruling class.
About Into the BeanStalk:
Jack is a 20-year-old techie and long-time shut-in, driven to save her father from corporate servitude. That means getting her hands on scrip, and lots of it. Going into debt with the most violent bikers in Hope Megacity will get her the cybernetic limbs she needs to overcome her disabilities, but that’s only the beginning.
A vicious betrayal, a lethal cyberattack, and some broken neural hardware has Jack seeing things — namely a huge column of light climbing all the way to the Global Corporations’ city in the clouds. She’ll need to join up with the city’s most notorious hacker to find out what the elite are hiding from the millions of people living under their feet.
Action, suspense, and wit, presented in an accessible take on the genre. If you like complex worlds of near-future tech, dystopian struggle, and memorable characters, you’ll love Into the BeanStalk!
About Planetfall by D D Hart:
Mankind is not alone – but his greatest journey has just begun.
The starship Cochise is forced down on the planet it was about to survey, plunging the crew into an alien world. Thrown into a first contact crisis, Commander Keyton is reliant on the Ashur, warrior horsemen of Hvar, and embarks on an epic journey to repair the broken starship.
The further he travels the deeper he is sucked into the violence, passion and intrigue that haunts this world. The longer his stay, the greater the demands placed on him to intercede, the greater his impossible attachment to the Ashur High Marshall’s daughter Adesina.
Meanwhile, other powers are loose on this planet and a brutal war breaks out that threatens to trap the crew forever. With his tech resources used or stripped away Keyton must break every first contact rule to survive. Demons, super warriors, prophecy, treachery and death awaits, as the crew stumble across the true origins of mankind.
An epic adventure that will take the crew to the edge of destruction and despair.
About The Shattered Stars: Breach of Contract:
Bobby B is given a choice: death or the Army. His choice leads him to become a Timer – a group of soldiers so disposable that only about 10% survive a ten year tour. Because the corporations that run society value property more than life, they don’t even give them real bullets. Timers are only issued plastic flechettes so they don’t damage precious buildings and equipment. Bobby and a few other Timers join together to make their own squad, Beebi’s Basteds, which does things their own unorthodox way but still manages to keep them alive.
As the missions get harder, so do the men. They work their way up the military ranks faster than ever – giving their elite squad extra attention – good and bad. As they gear up for their biggest mission yet, none of the Basteds could imagine where their squad would end up – space.
A military science-fiction thriller that will keep you glued to the pages. Breach of Contract – The Shattered Stars is only book one in a riveting new series by accomplished author Vance Huxley.
About Up, Up and Away!:
When an unconventional scientific discovery happens in a little garden shed in the U.K., the results are spectacular.
What if you could turn off gravity? Well, maybe divert it a bit, or absorb some?
That’s exactly what geek Stephen Corser figures out.
And now there’s just a few details that stand between his ragtag group of friends and space, the final frontier.
They have a big dream, the freedom of space for anyone who could make something airtight and strap on a Widget. No government control, no corporations selling space an inch at a time.
There’s only a few problems standing in their way like locating a private island, dodging the government, SEAL teams and Venezuelan gangsters.
Hold on to your shipping container, because Pigs are going to fly!
About Hive:
The Collective military has spent its years destroying the last remnants of The Hive, an alien force which devastated the old world, bringing forth the apocalypse , and ushering a new age of warring factions. Alexander King is a Collective soldier who during a mission monitoring the outskirts of Zone 6, discovers evidence that The Hive’s presence is stronger than commonly believed. With his new information it becomes vital that the Collective acts fast, for if they don’t the world will be brought to it knees again in a second wave of destruction that will end humanity forever. Astonishing, complex, and character driven. Hive is the first in The Arcane Volumes.
About Seven Strengths, A Tale from Turaset by P. L. Tavormina:
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On planet Turaset, 17-year-old Celeste leaves her country home in search of excitement. But the city folk who befriend her have their own reasons to cozy up. Celeste’s family holds an ancient genetic power that threatens the fossil fuel industry, and now, the titan in charge wants her dead.
This prequel is a quick read in the cozy sci-fi space and leads into the series “The Industrial Age.”
About Telomeric by P. L. Tavormina:
Odile once helped bring down the fossil fuel industry but it nearly broke her spirit. Now she wants only to raise her son in peace. When he falls unconscious, spouting details of a lost technology that could put her world on a sustainable course forever, his father wants him kept in the fugue. Odile just wants her son healthy and flees with the boy to find a cure.
About Aerovoyant by P. L. Tavormina:
On planet Turaset, Alphonse discovers he holds the ability to live the history of his ancestors’ world, Earth. Turaset will suffer the same collapse as Earth unless he can expose the rot of Turaset’s powerful fossil fuel industry. He finds help from a woman who ‘sees air’—a superpower the industry cannot abide. Together, they race to expose the industry’s crimes and save their world before the industry snuffs her out.
About Fall of the Cities: Putting Down Roots:
As Harry and the other residents of Orchard Close struggle to survive, a new crop of problems present themselves. Unstable electricity damages equipment, days are spent scavenging for ammo, weapons, food, glass bottles, and of all things, yarn. Elsewhere, gangs carve out their territory throughout the city. Residents pay for protection through coupons, barter or worse. Citizens fleeing the city gangs, violence and lack of food flock to Orchard Close, but how many can they take in? Worse, as time goes by, life changes from surviving to enduring. What’s the point of maths if you are going to starve to death? The peace is fragile with only a bullet away from having the whole world change again…and it does.