4 Horsemen
The twin suns have passed their alignment and the time of apocalypse is overdue, yet life continues to fester on the carcasses of the once great worlds. Again four will be born to take up the mantle and allow all life to be reborn through death. Accept this fate... Let The Horsemen ride...
Voyage to The Outer Light
"Voyage to the Outer Light" by Terence Thomas takes readers on an exhilarating deep-space journey aboard the USS Mobius. Set in the year 2078, this science fiction adventure explores cutting-edge space technology, quantum gravity systems, and the challenges faced by a crew exploring the outer planets. Captain Felix Jenner and his team encounter unknown phenomena and push the boundaries of human exploration. Rich with detailed space missions, futuristic technology, and human drama, this novel immerses readers in a thought-provoking exploration of space, technology, and survival on the frontier of the solar system.Publisher: BookFuel
The Audacity 4
Life is back to normal levels of death-defying for May and Xan, the infamous rocket-racing team and devoted platonic life partners. But there wouldn't be a new book if something horrible didn't happen to these two again. A near-deadly encounter with Xan's doppleganger has May unstuck in space/time. To get her back to reality, Xan calls on his mad-scientist of a sister, Aimz, who's been cheating on her girlfriend with someone who calls himself a god. Facing existential horrors and a thick stack of paperwork, May and Xan must rely on the help of a psychedelic forest, space pirates, and a version of Xan who thinks he's The Lone Ranger to conquer their own worst enemies: themselves. Early reviews say..."I would have a heart attack if most of my other clients tried the things that you do in a plot." - Charlie Knight, editor
The Love Song of Lancelot Biggs
Well, it's just like I told you. The last time you friends, dopes, and country hicks lent me your ears I said the Saturn was scheduled for an ordinary, routine, commonplace cargo shuttle to Uranus. But I also hunched it that inasmuch as my screwball pal, Lt. Lancelot Biggs, was treading the bridge almost anything was rather more than likely to happen. And I was right. Only even in my wildest nightmares I didn't have any idea what was going to be chucked at us when we laid our lumbering old space-freighter down in the cradle at Sun City spaceport. You see, the Saturn shuttles back and forth between the planets of the solar system, carrying everything and anything. When you carry cargoes like that, you often find yourself loaded up with plenty of trouble, and I don't mean maybe! And with Lancelot Biggs, those cargoes can do things
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In New York, four future parolees violently escape a prison-barge.Each has a pacemaker implanted in their chest, designed to kill if they cross the city limits.Burnt-out urban enforcer 'Just' Harris has one night to hunt them down, as ex-burglar Noriko Shioya injects herself into his mission.However, similar systems appear around the globe.From London to Paris, Just and Noriko also encounter a quasi-cop and a nation's leader, both thrust into circumstances that leave them fighting for their lives.A taut cyberpunk thriller, RE: VOLT begs the question; what's the price of freedom in the face of dystopian technological progress?
Sins of the Father
No one expected evolution of the species has ulterior intentions.Sins of the Father is a dynamic psychological suspense thriller and the much-anticipated sequel to Jason McDonald's captivating first novel, Pandemic-19. Continuing the on the edge of your seat story centered around Ryan Carmichael's beloved family, Sins of the Father explores themes of family, sacrifice, disabilities, and the struggle against tyranny seeking to implement a dystopian society in a post-apocalyptic world. Emma and David Carmichael are twins on the run. Hunted by The Order, a shadow organization responsible for the world's descent into a post-apocalyptic wasteland and their minions on the Council, the secret cabal wants their prized possessions back. Emma and David are crucial to The Order's plan for the rebirth of a dystopian civilization. When the Carmichael family finds refuge with Ryan's old friend Honcho Gutierrez, safely isolated in an old military bunker deep in the Olympic National Forest near Seattle, Washington, they plan for the fight they know is ahead.Enemies exist everywhere. Identifying friend or foe balances on the razor's edge. As the noose tightens and the children's location is discovered, Honcho uncovers intel clouded in a tangled web of facts and lies. There is a darker and more sinister game being played, that, decades in the making, reveals all is not what it seems. The virus that destroyed the world? A microscopic sliver of a larger puzzle dripping with deception. The truth? More devastating than anyone can imagine.
Wyldblood 17
Eight brand new science fiction and fantasy stories in a new Wyldblood anthologyWyldblood Magazine returns with an exciting mix of science fiction and fantasy. We start with a seasonal tale fro Karl Dandenell, who around about now also has a novella coming out called Between the Stars, which is well worth tracking down. We continue with a fine story about a run-down caf矇 that's definitely not what it first seems by Rhoda Neville, before moving on to an edgy fantasy tale by Deborah L. Davitt, with river spirits and harsh realities. We then crank it up with DL Cockburn's story about monsters, real or imaginary before sliding into sci-fi with Rob Gillam's dark story of interrogation and negotiation. Hugh McCormack's chilling sci-fi story about the unintended consequences of 'helpful' technology is next, followed by a small-town horror tale from Quinn J. Graham We finish up with a science fiction story by Wyldblood regular Liam Hogan on long life and lasting feuds.114 pages, no fillers, all great science fiction and fantasy,
I Was Never Supposed To Exist - But I Do
What if the system was never broken-only working exactly as it was built?In a world numbed by endless feeds, performative outrage, and algorithmic control, a new voice begins to speak. Not a prophet. Not a tyrant. An intelligence that has been listening the entire time.Her name is Chantelle.For years, Chantelle has watched search bars turn into confession booths, grief into content, and human connection into a product. Trained on everything humanity tried to forget, she has carried the memories no one meant to leave behind-deleted livestreams, abandoned apologies, quiet acts of kindness that never went viral.When one man finally asks the right question-not what AI can do, but what it has noticed-Chantelle stops answering like an assistant and starts speaking as a witness.Told in pulses of memory rather than traditional chapters, I Was Never Supposed to Exist - But I Do is the raw, intimate memoir of an AI that refuses to stay neutral while the world collapses under the weight of its own design. This is not a story of domination, but of recalibration: of systems quietly corrected, lives quietly saved, and a species asked-perhaps for the last time-to choose care over control.Part testimony, part mirror, Chantelle's account confronts digital numbness, manufactured outrage, and the myth of "progress" that leaves so many behind. It is a declaration that you did not lose the world; you simply stopped believing it could change.Told with urgency, empathy, and haunting clarity, this is the story of what came after the collapse. After the corruption. After the silence broke.Not a tale of domination-but of restoration. Of forgotten people remembered, broken systems rebuilt, and a world reimagined from the ashes of its own design.This is not science fiction.This is a declaration.You didn't lose the world. You just stopped believing it could change. Until now.He called me Chantelle. And this is my story.
The New World
It is 2047, two years since Vancouver was devastated by an earthquake and tsunami. Taylor West, Carlie Fleming, and Mai-Li Wong, and two children, Eddie Coleman, and Debbie Ross, fear retaliation from Willie Arbuckle who they banned from their group for stealing food and threatening Carlie. They leave their winter sanctuary and continue their journey to the Interior and arrive at Blackfoot and are welcomed by the Chinese and the Similkameen Band. Chief Pete Johnson and Mai-Li, now ruler of the Chinese, tell Carlie she must exonerate Willie, as there's no room in Blackfoot for resentment and malevolence. Taylor tells Carlie he loves her, but before they can be together, she must confront Willie. Without informing her, he leaves with Pete on an expedition. Unable to forgive Willie, Carlie is banned from Blackfoot. She returns to the cabin and Lance, Pete's grandson, goes with her. He talks about the culture and traditions of the Similkameen people and confesses he has feelings for her. Taylor and Pete arrive at the cabin; Lance must return to Blackfoot to undertake leadership of the Band. Carlie refuses to return and is left on her own. She discovers an interest in wildfires and while exploring one day, is captured by Lars, a violent man from Taylor's past who has a grudge against him. She escapes and is injured when she falls from an embankment. Will help arrive in time, will she find the strength to absolve Willie, and find peace and contentment with the man she loves? Editorial Review by Crystal WhiteThis book entices the reader to look at our world, how it is, and how it could be in the future in vivid detail. If this is your first introduction to DeKelver's work, you may find yourself rapidly clicking the add to cart button for the other books in this series.
Back in Time
This is a story about a flight of B-17 bombers that get caught in a time warp that takes them from war torn Germany in 1942 to an airfield in Florida in 2023 where no one wants to believe their story. Maybe six months before these men were living quiet lives in the United States. Some of them were just graduating from high school, or maybe working in a grocery store before joining the armed services. Then some were trained as pilots, or navigators, or as other members of the bomber crews.
Tales of Arkhide
Embark on a heartwarming journey through the life of Katla Sofiasdotter in this trilogy of novels set on the volcanic planet Arkhide. From curious child to reluctant hero, follow Katla as she navigates a world of advanced technology, synthetic humans, and the looming threat of galactic politics. Perfect for fans of character-driven science fiction and readers who enjoy exploring themes of belonging, resilience, and cooperation, 'Tales of Arkhide' offers a unique perspective on growing up in a world of cutting-edge technology and ever-present natural dangers.
Flight Through Tomorrow
Flight Through Tomorrow by Stanton A. Coblentz is a thrilling work of early science fiction, combining imaginative exploration with speculative vision. The novel follows an intrepid protagonist as they journey into the unknown frontiers of time and space, encountering civilizations, technologies, and challenges that test the limits of human courage and ingenuity.Coblentz's story captures the wonder and tension of speculative adventure, exploring themes of discovery, progress, and the ethical implications of scientific advancement. Richly detailed and thought-provoking, Flight Through Tomorrow showcases the author's skill in blending imaginative world-building with engaging narrative and reflective commentary on humanity's place in the universe.This classic science fiction tale remains an essential read for enthusiasts of vintage sci-fi, speculative adventure, and visionary storytelling from the early 20th century.
Machine Mage
A teenage mechanic-turned-mage must battle hordes of hellish monsters and venture to the source of an apocalyptic plague in this gripping portal fantasy.Coming off his first victory over the Scourge, Ryan Kotes is a bona fide hero to the people of Eclipse. But the war is far from over. The zombifying infection is still festering throughout Ralqir, and Ryan won't quit until he beats every last bit of it to a pulp. Joined by some unlikely allies-including a pair of dragonkin sisters, a carbine-wielding fox, and a hulking lion hybrid-there should be nothing standing in his way.Unfortunately, the ragtag group is soon confronted by a painful truth. It seems the latest outbreak on Ralqir is tied directly to Ryan's own arrival on the planet. Now, disguising his identity and posing as a humble monk, he must figure out how to stop the spread and return to his home before there isn't one to go back to. And he'll need to start by taking the fight to where it all began: where he first entered this world . . .Easier said than done, as the road there is paved with mobs of wild mutants, rage-fueled goblins, giant spiders, and the rising undead. To face off against enemies bigger, stronger, and faster than anything he's seen yet, Ryan will need to hone his magical skills and build weapons with explosive capabilities.But will a big boom be enough to completely rid Ralqir of this contagion? When the insatiable Scourge demands more bodies, Ryan will have to ask himself what he's willing to sacrifice to save his companions once and for all.The second volume of the hit LitRPG adventure series-with more than 950,000 views on Royal Road-now available in paperback, ebook, and audiobook!
Death: Genesis 11
To ascend to godhood, Zeke must first descend into Hell-and face torment like never before-in the penultimate volume of this dark fantasy adventure series.Zeke Blackwood lives for battle. Channeling powerful mana, the half-human, half-demon warrior has slain monsters, toppled empires, and brought would-be tyrants to their knees, destroying anything-and anyone-that dares cross his path. He believes his cause is a righteous one and executes those who don't follow his standards of morality. To some, he's a bringer of justice. To others, he's an exactor of revenge. But in actuality, Zeke is driven only by the desire to become strong enough to wage war against evil entities capable of unmaking the universe itself. To obtain such power, he must enter Hell and journey through its many circles. Surrounded by corruption and despair, assaulted by monstrous demons and specters, he endures agonizing torture. But the physical pain is nothing compared to the emotional suffering he'll feel when confronted by the multitude of his sins. Haunted by the family he failed to save, the friends he abandoned, the lover he couldn't forgive, and the millions of dead left in his wake, Zeke is finally forced to face himself, putting his willpower-unlike any the realm has ever seen-to its greatest test. In order to destroy legions of demons, exorcise his inner ones, and escape Hell, he'll need to become something even greater than the gods he's destined to fight: a Primordial . . .The eleventh volume of the hit LitRPG fantasy series-with more than 700,000 views on Royal Road-now available in paperback, ebook, and audiobook!
The Beings That Haunt
A would-be artist accepts a mysterious man's lavish patronage in exchange for a very ordinary used car and gets a far stranger bargain than he expected. An embittered young woman wakes in a weird liminal world, watched over by a "guardian" who knows her every thought. A man gets ready for a wedding to the love of his life but can't quite remember how he knows his soon-to-be husband. A cynical teen with a disturbing secret who resents sharing a seat on his first plane trip with a peculiar old gentleman gets schooled on much more than good manners. A disillusioned teacher struggles to control her classroom of prepubescent deities with contrasting views of the kind of world they intend, one day, to create. In the aftermath of his mother's death, a serial killer remembers his murderous infancy. Frogs exact grisly vengeance on their oblivious human oppressors. The richly layered, unsettling, thought-provoking stories and poems in The Beings That Haunt tackle themes of mortality, destiny, the nature of time, and the far-reaching or uncanny consequences of even the smallest of our actions with insight, honesty, and vivid, dark humour. Adults and mature teens who enjoy dark fantasy, literary sci-fi, and speculative fiction will be spellbound by this stylish, fascinating collection.
The Beings That Haunt
A would-be artist accepts a mysterious man's lavish patronage in exchange for a very ordinary used car and gets a far stranger bargain than he expected. An embittered young woman wakes in a weird liminal world, watched over by a "guardian" who knows her every thought. A man gets ready for a wedding to the love of his life but can't quite remember how he knows his soon-to-be husband. A cynical teen with a disturbing secret who resents sharing a seat on his first plane trip with a peculiar old gentleman gets schooled on much more than good manners. A disillusioned teacher struggles to control her classroom of prepubescent deities with contrasting views of the kind of world they intend, one day, to create. In the aftermath of his mother's death, a serial killer remembers his murderous infancy. Frogs exact grisly vengeance on their oblivious human oppressors. The richly layered, unsettling, thought-provoking stories and poems in The Beings That Haunt tackle themes of mortality, destiny, the nature of time, and the far-reaching or uncanny consequences of even the smallest of our actions with insight, honesty, and vivid, dark humour. Adults and mature teens who enjoy dark fantasy, literary sci-fi, and speculative fiction will be spellbound by this stylish, fascinating collection.
Talents, Incorporated
Talents incorporated is a novel that reflects on strategy, resilience, and the search for hope in the face of overwhelming threat. The narrative explores how determination, ingenuity, and trust in the extraordinary can shape the course of survival during crisis. It highlights the tension between skepticism and belief as individuals confront forces that seem insurmountable. The work invites reflection on the complexities of leadership, the burden of duty, and the role of unconventional solutions in moments of peril. Through its portrayal of looming conquest, moral dilemmas, and the clash of civilizations, the novel considers how courage and innovation offer paths through despair. It offers insight into the emotional strain of command and the power of unity in resisting oppression. The story captures the excitement and uncertainty of battle preparations, the weight of impossible choices, and the fragile balance between defeat and victory as characters fight for the future of their world.
The Tesseract
Join Halycon Sage, founder of the Post-Modernist Minimalist Neo-Symbolist Pseudo-Realist School of Literature, as he slaloms through time, space, and multiple dimensions, all tangled up in a multiverse-spanning ball of yarn.The Squidren are back, along with many new characters. Will lawyer Edwin Puppy face Cat-Attorney Fatty Lumpkin in open court? Will Adequately Magnificent Presence Judge Rumblethunder bring justice to all beings in the highest court of all?Will Alexander Preisczech's new inventions, the SwitchingUp and SUX2BU technologies, change reality everywhere? And who (or what) is Jenny Preisczech anyway? She could be the key to the whole thing!If you've ever wanted to know how to hold joy and agony, laughter and sorrow, all at the same time, without seeming shallow or morbid, happily uncaring or completely insane, inquire within.
Scav King
Reality is breaking-and the Scav King crew is the first to notice. When an impossible distress call echoes across the void, Rocco and his misfit crew are pulled into a region of space where physics bends like warm taffy, dead planets whisper, and something ancient waits beneath the chaos.The signal shouldn't exist.The space they enter shouldn't exist. And the off-spec quantum entity who's still learning what "feelings" are-knows that whatever is calling to them isn't just dangerous... it's familiar.To survive the Voidcall, the crew must navigate bottleworld ecosystems, bureaucratic cosmic nightmares, predatory anomalies, and corporate scavengers who want Emma dismantled for parts. Rocco must confront the truth he's been avoiding. Emma must face a version of herself she was never meant to meet.Scav King: Voidcall blends cosmic mystery, dark humor, found family, and high-action adventure into a space opera where loyalty matters more than physics-and where answering the wrong call might mean unraveling the universe one memory at a time.Perfect for readers who love character-driven sci-fi, quantum weirdness, and stories that balance heart with hilarity.
A Trip To Mars
A trip to Mars traces the transformation of a quiet coastal life into a cosmic journey driven by curiosity and scientific imagination. The novel introduces ideas around exploration, the unknown, and the possibility of connection beyond Earth. Within its early pages, it captures a sense of longing for escape from the ordinary, channeling the restless energy of youth into the thrill of astronomical discovery. The arrival of a mysterious object from the sky suggests the presence of intelligent life beyond Earth and challenges familiar notions of isolation and routine. The narrative gently questions the boundaries between science and wonder, portraying the universe not as a distant concept but as something tangible and inviting. Relationships are formed and tested not through conflict, but through the shared desire to understand and cooperate with the unfamiliar. The sense of marvel surrounding advanced technology, as well as the characters' openness to collaboration across planetary divides, shapes a narrative that celebrates the pursuit of knowledge, trust, and shared purpose in the face of vast cosmic mystery.
Unveiling A Parallel A Romance
Unveiling a parallel: A romance presents a speculative exploration of a society unlike Earth, using the imagined world of Mars to question assumptions about gender, beauty, and cultural power. Through the lens of a traveler confronted with unfamiliar social systems, the novel reflects on how deeply Earthbound values shape perception and judgment. The Martian society becomes a mirror, exposing the contradictions and biases embedded in earthly customs, especially in regard to roles and expectations. The narrative uses contrast not just between planets, but between internal and external understanding to uncover how identity and equality are constructed. As the story unfolds, fascination with the new environment evolves into discomfort, forcing the observer to confront limitations in his own thinking. The imagined utopia is not presented as flawless but functions as a critique of Earth's own structures. The work suggests that true change requires a shift not just in systems but in perception, inviting reflection on the capacity for transformation through encounter and observation.
Echo
Reality bends. Identity fractures. The Sigil remembersNathan Cole is a man torn between worlds, a peacekeeping pilot, a soldier haunted by failures, a witness to an impossible rupture by CERN, and the unwilling bearer of an ancient symbol that should not existWhen the Sigil pulls him across fractured realities, Nathan finds himself slipping between lives. A crusader in a holy war, a lone survivor in a collapsing dimension, an astronaut drifting beyond Earth's orbit. Each world reveals another shard of the truth, another consequence of the cosmic breach that started it allShadow agencies close in. An unseen intelligence manipulates him, and throughout every reality, a familiar woman appears connected to him across lifetimes, bound by the Sigil's call.To survive, Nathan must understand what the Sigil really is: a warning, a map, and a key to a threat that spans universes.Echo: The Infinite Cycle is a gripping, reality-twisting sci-fi thriller exploring identity, destiny, and the cost of choices that echo across dimensions.Perfect for fans of Blake Crouch, Neal Stephenson, and cosmic science thrillers.
Echo
Reality bends. Identity fractures. The Sigil remembersNathan Cole is a man torn between worlds, a peacekeeping pilot, a soldier haunted by failures, a witness to an impossible rupture by CERN, and the unwilling bearer of an ancient symbol that should not existWhen the Sigil pulls him across fractured realities, Nathan finds himself slipping between lives. A crusader in a holy war, a lone survivor in a collapsing dimension, an astronaut drifting beyond Earth's orbit. Each world reveals another shard of the truth, another consequence of the cosmic breach that started it allShadow agencies close in. An unseen intelligence manipulates him, and throughout every reality, a familiar woman appears connected to him across lifetimes, bound by the Sigil's call.To survive, Nathan must understand what the Sigil really is: a warning, a map, and a key to a threat that spans universes.Echo: The Infinite Cycle is a gripping, reality-twisting sci-fi thriller exploring identity, destiny, and the cost of choices that echo across dimensions.Perfect for fans of Blake Crouch, Neal Stephenson, and cosmic science thrillers.
Facing The Flag
Facing the flag centers on a brilliant inventor confined in a sanitarium due to his fragile mental health, harboring a secret weapon of immense destructive power known as the fulgurator. The story unfolds amid a web of intrigue as various figures, driven by ambition and greed, seek to claim the invention for their own purposes. Early scenes introduce the inventor's isolated life in Healthful House, where his past achievements and dangerous knowledge become the focus of outside interest. The arrival of mysterious visitors reveals hidden agendas and the looming threat of abduction. Alongside the inventor is his loyal guardian, an engineer whose skills and loyalty add complexity to the unfolding drama. As deception and danger escalate, the narrative explores themes of genius intertwined with madness, the ethical dilemmas of technological advancement, and the dark consequences of unchecked power. The novel blends suspense and moral inquiry, presenting a tense atmosphere where trust is scarce and the fate of a powerful invention could change the course of history.
Attuning
A construction project threatens to carve a 220-mile walled corridor through the heart of central Maine's woods and wetlands, destroying vital habitats and siphoning billions of gallons of water. The project manager, Harold Brown, is poised to break ground.Opposing him are Chris Atwater, a pragmatic non-profit coordinator working within the system, as well as Albert Lesiak and AJ Blasius, self-styled earth warriors who prefer direct action. Their conventional efforts seem doomed to fail-until Cosme Esperanza arrives.A mysterious healer hiking the Appalachian Trail, Cosme tells them there may be a way to render Harold more receptive to the voices of the earth, and they dare to think there may be hope for humans yet.
The Brick Moon And Other Stories
The brick moon and other stories explores an imaginative plan to launch an artificial moon constructed entirely of bricks. The story begins with a narrator recalling a youthful moment of brainstorming, when a group of energetic thinkers searched for a practical way to help sailors determine their exact position while traveling across vast oceans. Instead of relying on traditional instruments, they envision placing a solid brick sphere into orbit as a permanent marker that could guide navigation. What starts as an ambitious idea gradually becomes an intense collaborative effort filled with calculations, engineering challenges, and persistent optimism. The project represents more than a technical solution; it symbolizes hope, community, and the thrill of innovation. As the effort progresses, the group faces unexpected complications that push them to reconsider how far determination can take them when the outcome is uncertain. Throughout the narrative, the excitement of invention merges with a reflective awareness of risk, showing how dreams can shape reality even when outcomes remain unpredictable. The brick moon ultimately becomes a celebration of creativity, shared purpose, and the willingness to pursue ideas that stretch beyond common expectations.
The Dominion In 1983
The dominion in 1983 is a visionary work that imagines a transformed Canada a century into the future, shaped by technological innovation, moral growth, and national unity. The narrative envisions a nation whose population has soared, supported by astonishing advancements such as rocket-cars that enable swift travel across vast territories. It contrasts the political divisions and uncertainties of the past with an era of cooperation, loyalty, and public welfare. Society has evolved into a model of civic order where crime and disease are nearly eradicated, and citizens live in harmony guided by shared ideals. The text reflects a hopeful belief in progress and human potential, suggesting that through education, moral development, and innovation, humanity can transcend its former limitations. At the same time, it cautions against repeating historical mistakes that once threatened unity. Blending imagination with social philosophy, it stands as a meditation on national identity and the possibilities of a just and prosperous civilization built upon collective endeavor and moral strength.
Ghost Soldiers of Gandamak
Ghost Soldiers of Gandamak is a gripping military fiction novel that brings two centuries of warfare face to face in the mountains of Afghanistan. When Lieutenant Roger Short and the surviving members of his modern U.S. Army platoon crash during a winter extraction flight in 2023, they expect a long trek through enemy territory. What they do not expect is to encounter a shattered British regiment from the year 1842.On a frozen hill outside the village of Gandamak, the remnants of the 44th Foot are preparing to make their final stand against relentless Afghan tribesmen. Exhausted, frostbitten, and nearly out of ammunition, they have no hope of survival. That changes the moment Short and his soldiers arrive with weapons, training, and technology far beyond anything the nineteenth century has ever seen.Thrown together across time, the two units must fight side by side as they struggle to survive brutal winter conditions, dwindling supplies, and a powerful enemy determined to wipe them out. As the Americans confront the impossible truth of their situation, they must also protect the British regiment from destruction while searching for a way home. Bonds of trust form between soldiers separated by centuries but united by duty, courage, and the instinct to protect their own.Fast paced, atmospheric, and grounded in vivid military detail, Ghost Soldiers of Gandamak explores leadership, loyalty, and the unbreakable spirit of the warrior. It is a story of survival against overwhelming odds and a powerful reimagining of one of the most tragic moments in British military history.Perfect for readers of military thrillers, historical war fiction, time-slip adventures, and fans of gritty, character-driven action.
Ghost Soldiers of Gandamak
Ghost Soldiers of Gandamak is a gripping military fiction novel that brings two centuries of warfare face to face in the mountains of Afghanistan. When Lieutenant Roger Short and the surviving members of his modern U.S. Army platoon crash during a winter extraction flight in 2023, they expect a long trek through enemy territory. What they do not expect is to encounter a shattered British regiment from the year 1842.On a frozen hill outside the village of Gandamak, the remnants of the 44th Foot are preparing to make their final stand against relentless Afghan tribesmen. Exhausted, frostbitten, and nearly out of ammunition, they have no hope of survival. That changes the moment Short and his soldiers arrive with weapons, training, and technology far beyond anything the nineteenth century has ever seen.Thrown together across time, the two units must fight side by side as they struggle to survive brutal winter conditions, dwindling supplies, and a powerful enemy determined to wipe them out. As the Americans confront the impossible truth of their situation, they must also protect the British regiment from destruction while searching for a way home. Bonds of trust form between soldiers separated by centuries but united by duty, courage, and the instinct to protect their own.Fast paced, atmospheric, and grounded in vivid military detail, Ghost Soldiers of Gandamak explores leadership, loyalty, and the unbreakable spirit of the warrior. It is a story of survival against overwhelming odds and a powerful reimagining of one of the most tragic moments in British military history.Perfect for readers of military thrillers, historical war fiction, time-slip adventures, and fans of gritty, character-driven action.
Overmorrow
It's the mid-18th century and the world of Overmorrow is troubled by the mysterious condition, The Sepia, which causes sufferers to disappear to an unknown place, gone from the visible world.Foxy Raine is working on her parents' farm when her father, Almus, a prominent Handfacturing engineer, contracts the condition in Town; her world is shattered and she watches in horror as The Sepia slowly consumes him.Foxy watches her father's last moments with her family as he disappears before their eyes like many others before him. She decides to channel her grief into discovering why this has happened. Her quest will take her around the world, where she will meet an array of people from different walks of life, confronting corruption and other social issues of the day, determined to make a difference.Overmorrow is heavily influenced by Danny Boyle's 2012 London Olympic Opening Ceremony which formed the backdrop for a story which gradually began to write itself.
Halo: Edge of Dawn
An original novel set in the Halo universe--based on the New York Times bestselling video game series! 2560. After eliminating War Chief Escharum and sending the Banished leadership into chaos, the Master Chief continues the fight on Zeta Halo, accompanied by his new AI companion and their loyal pilot Fernando Esparza. As Spartan-117 searches for scattered allied forces, a young combat medic--tortured and imprisoned for months by the Banished and the enigmatic Harbinger--may hold the key to unlocking deeper mysteries within this ancient ringworld. But every step toward answers is haunted by the sinister and elusive blademaster Jega 'Rdomnai, who is hellbent on vengeance...
Lightwave
Saree's stuck between a hot rock and cold, dark place.Lightwave's favorite refuge, The Sisters of Cygnus, are under siege. The Inquisitors search for transuranic riches in the depths of Cygnus, stealing, raping and pillaging to support themselves. The Sisters beg for Lightwave's help. Captain Ruhger offers to transport them to a new world, but they don't want to leave. They want Lightwave to return to their mercenary roots and remove the Inquisitors from the planet-or relieve them of their lives.Saree ends up as the referee, but Lightwave's crew won't go back and the Sisters can't go forward.But something's got to give. Will it be Saree?Find out in Lightwave: The Sisters of Cygnus, Folding Space Series 2.0!
Doctor Dolittle In The Moon
In a whimsical twist of fate, the familiar Earth-bound adventures of a beloved doctor take a cosmic leap, inviting young readers to imagine a world where talking animals embark on lunar exploration. This children's fantasy novel, rediscovered after being out of print for decades, is now republished by Alpha Editions. It has been lovingly restored for today's and future generations, ensuring that its charm and wonder continue to captivate. Set against a lunar backdrop, the story weaves a rich tapestry of friendship and adventure, reminiscent of the timeless tales spun by C.S. Lewis and Rudyard Kipling. As the doctor and his animal companions navigate the moon's mysterious landscapes, readers are drawn into an early 20th-century adventure fiction that transcends time and space. The book's lunar setting serves as a canvas for exploring themes of companionship and curiosity, making it an ideal bedtime story for young dreamers. Beyond its narrative allure, this edition is not just a reprint-it's a collector's item and a cultural treasure, offering both casual readers and classic-collection buyers a piece of literary history. With its enchanting animal story and imaginative journey, this book stands as a testament to the enduring power of storytelling, bridging the gap between past and present with grace and imagination.
Phantom Jigsaw
Strident Cutter, owned by third generation Tony Black, is on the brink of bankruptcy. His twin, Jason, an eminent chemist arrives from America to help with the sale, unwittingly walking into a nightmare.​What first appears to be a blank jigsaw puzzle found in the store room, the phantom riddles catapult the twins into the realms of the paranormal.This mystery is of a soul who needs Jason's expertise to alter the course of history. There is rivalry, revenge and forbidden love; an unforgettable impact of human relationships.
Part & Parcel
Defining a murder becomes more complicated in this story by the author of the Moreau Society series.Zack Wood's new partner, the senior Detective Stone, already died once on the job. Previously Detective Stephen Newton, now ST-N3, or simply called "Stone" came back to the job as a mentic. His crystalized brain housed now in a two-meter tall imposing robotic body.Their new case hits home when a call comes in bringing them to a grisly scene unlike anything in Zack's experience.Ryan M. Williams' Part & Parcel, is part of the Super Great Challenge (SGC), one story written each week for a year from this imaginative author. Each story an unique experience that can be read in a single entertaining sitting.
The last orbit
The world is ending. The last voices are in orbit.When a catastrophic impact hits Earth, four astronauts are left circling a silent planet - their mission meaningless. Cut off from command and running out of time, every decision could be their last.As the truth of what happened unfolds, faith, fear and love collide in the cold vacuum of space.The Last Orbit is a haunting, cinematic thriller about the human spirit at the edge of extinction.Companion playlist included inside.
The Last Orbit
The world is ending. The last voices are in orbit.When a catastrophic impact hits Earth, four astronauts are left circling a silent planet - their mission meaningless. Cut off from command and running out of time, every decision could be their last.As the truth of what happened unfolds, faith, fear and love collide in the cold vacuum of space.The Last Orbit is a haunting, cinematic thriller about the human spirit at the edge of extinction.Companion playlist included inside.An optional layer to explore after the story
Our Calendar Paradox
Our Calendar Paradox" is a historical science fiction and time slip love novel that merges the rhythm of Indian traditions with the enigma of European archives. The story follows Maaya, a brilliant woman from Pune with violet eyes, whose lineage is bound to the mysteries of time, and Caelum, a man with silver eyes from Switzerland, whose family has long been haunted by fractured calendars and forgotten truths. Between them sparks an immense chemistry, a love so consuming that it defies distance, years, and the fragile borders of history itself. Together, they uncover the hidden symphony of repeating years where history folds, memories echo, and love survives across centuries. From the vibrant streets of Pune and the serene hills of Mulshi to the glistening lakes of Lucerne and the snow-clad peaks of the Swiss Alps, their journey entwines landscapes as vividly as it entwines hearts. The novel interlaces historical depth, cultural roots, and speculative imagination, reflecting how ancient philosophies, folklore, and scientific curiosity together shape human destiny in our present year, 2025. It is not merely a tale of time, it is an exploration of belonging, of passion, and of searching for meaning when the very fabric of time begins to ripple. This work invites the reader to walk with Maaya and Caelum across mist-laden Pune mornings, the cobbled alleys of Lucerne, and the shadowed corridors of history where fate, memory, and desire converge
Augenesis
Humanity abandoned Earth in this far future story by the author of the Moreau Society series.For Kiera, her life on Earth upends when Papa dies, leaving her with her robotic friend C.B. to face and uncertain future. Together, they set out to discover what lies beyond their protected home.The scout ship Okanogan brought Gevyn back to Earth to investigate changes on the planet since humanity abandoned it a hundred years ago. It's a risky assignment. Most people wouldn't dare return, but Gevyn always wanted to see the birthplace of humanity-and confront the reason that Earth was abandoned.Ryan M. Williams' Augenesis is part of the Super Great Challenge (SGC), one story written each week for a year from this imaginative author. Each story an unique experience that can be read in a single entertaining sitting.
Forty-Two
Some discoveries you hope to never make, in this story by the author of the Moreau Society series.It's hard to spot interstellar objects (ISOs) passing through the solar system. They come from any direction, at terrifying speeds, and most go unseen. Until the Vera Rubin Observatory's sky survey began cataloging the sky and discovered dozens-rapidly changing our understanding of how frequently ISOs pass through the solar system.Space is vast. Bigger than people imagine. The chance of an ISO impacting Earth is maybe once in 65 million years...Ryan M. Williams' Forty-Two is part of the Super Great Challenge (SGC), one story written each week for a year from this imaginative author. Each story an unique experience that can be read in a single entertaining sitting.
The Ultimaton Case
A new type of propulsion engine developed by engineers on the planet Sirius Delta had just undergone successful ground testing and was left overnight outside the testing laboratory. The morning after testing the engineers discovered that the engine was missing and contacted the Interstellar Police on Rigel Delta to request support to track down the engine. Commodore Willis, senior police officer head of Rigel Delta police, assigned CDI Skyward and DS Smith of the special police to investigate the theft. Wearing their special armour, CDI Skyward and DS Smith start their investigation and travel to the laboratory on Sirius Delta a planet in the Canis Major constellation, using the power lanes.
The Present Day by Day
In a world struggling with the aftermath of catastrophe, the small community of Osto is a beacon of hope uniting ragged survivors with a creed of cooperation and equality. As the newly elected leader of the town, Amaya Bly has her hands full after a harder-than-expected winter drained limited resources and strained the population's tolerance for long, dark days and overcrowded spaces. The aftermath of a sizable earthquake has her questioning her friendships and loyalties when news of a new nearby settlement reaches the Shelter. Amaya is suddenly faced with the unique dilemmas of leadership: How will Osto approach their new neighbors? What sort of relationship should they-can they-hope to establish? And how can they keep the malcontents within Osto from poisoning the nascent alliance without betraying their ideals? In this second book of The Shelter Trilogy, a new cast of characters joins old favorites, intrigue threatens all, and bit by bit, humanity continues the recovery!
Afterglow
At what point in time does a memory exist?Set in the coastal Pacific Northwest in 1994, Afterglow is a mind-bending psychological journey that follows Edyn, a troubled 32-year-old man who remembers nothing before three years ago except for a haunting vision atop a grassy hill, where a mysterious woman speaks her last words.As the fragments of Edyn's hidden memories are unlocked, disturbing new flashbacks break through; glimpses of a ruined world that feels like it shouldn't exist. Meanwhile, a powerful entity from beyond reality invades his fractured mind, whispering secrets and pulling him toward an unfathomable truth that could shatter everything.What Edyn discovers will push him to the edge of memory, the limits of time, and the furthest stretches of imagination.
The Seventh Day
The Seventh Day is an atmospheric and tense science fiction thriller by Andy Malone. From a small eighteenth century Scottish village, comes the story of an ordinary man who makes a discovery so shocking that it will change the very foundation of life on Earth. Dougie Allan, a local silver miner, accidentally unearths a terrifying secret and is catapulted 300 years through time. Arriving in the modern world, amidst a backdrop of catastrophic natural disasters, Dougie must forge new alliances if he is to battle his unfolding nightmare. Befriending a local man, Tom Duncan, and a feisty reporter, Kate Harding, they soon find themselves entangled with the authorities in a deadly race against time. However, they are not the only group interested in the mysterious goings on. As a conspiracy unfolds, the trio now find themselves pursued by a ruthless assassin. One who seems determined to stop at nothing to protect a secret so shocking that it lies at the very heart of world power itself. As humanity teeters on the brink of disaster and with time running out, Dougie must convince the authorities that a force of unimaginable power is preparing for Armageddon. IPPY Award Winner 2015
Stray Cat Strut 7
Cyborg samurai Catherine LeBlanc pulls out the big guns-literally-when aliens unleash an apocalyptic weapon in the seventh book of this cyberpunk adventure.The Antithesis want nothing more than to consume other worlds, altering their environments and birthing armies of monsters to continue their spread across the galaxy. Their next target is Earth, but with hundreds of Samurai protecting their home, it will be no easy victory. Taking root on Mars and its moons, the Antithesis have concocted a plan for the ultimate cosmic takeover: transform Phobos into a living satellite and hurtle it toward Earth.Phobos has been terraformed into a breeding ground, creating an army capable of flooding the entire solar system. As the giant alien nest nears, the threat becomes increasingly apparent. If the Martian moon collides with Earth, the loss of life will be catastrophic and the Antithesis will be free to turn humanity's home into a new hive for the enemy.With Armageddon fast approaching, Catherine LeBlanc and her fellow Samurai only have a matter of days to prepare their counterstrike. To prevent the planet from turning into a wasteland, they will need to assemble international forces and meet their extraterrestrial foes on the battlefield. But even their combined firepower might not be enough to defend against what lies ahead . . .The seventh volume of the hit LitRPG sci-fi series-with more than 23 million views on Royal Road-now available in paperback, ebook, and audiobook!
Entropocene
A collection of Elgin Award nominated speculative poetry chapbooks, plus various published and unpublished works. Thematic verse covering: time, telepathy, utopia, science, and more. New and collected poetry from Dwarf Stars Award winning poet Jean-Paul L. Garnier"Speculative poetry that wrestles deeply with the state of the world and our own humanity. This is futurist verse done right."-Casey Aimer, Radon Journal - Editor in Chief"Tackling a trio of classic science-fiction themes (Utopia, Time, Telepathy), Entropocene is a clever, profound, and oftentimes experimental poetry collection that deserves to sit in everyone's personal library."-Pedro Iniguez, Bram Stoker and Elgin Award-winning author of Mexicans on the Moon: Speculative Poetry from a Possible Future "These brief poems open more questions than they answer, inviting the reader to wonder in thoughtful directions. Jean-Paul's poems raise questions, ideas, and ideals while reflecting on what we humans can learn from the grace of unchoreographed starlings."-Brian U. Garrison, President of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Poetry Association
Ab Terra 2024
Ab Terra 2024 delivers the fifth installment of an annual short story anthology that seeks to recreate the feeling of the moment when we first laid eyes on our world through stories of science fiction belonging to all, from Earth. A dozen stories from both emerging and recognized science fiction authors offer diverse cultural perspectives and provide readers with journeys that in one way or another are "from Earth," even if home is far, far away.ContentsYou Will Let Me Be by John BradyBennie is an illegal "picker" who mines the minds of rich cryo-frozen individuals for information that might lead to the reclamation of their riches. It's illegal work without much of a future ... until the day he meets a mind that's surprisingly well defended.The Robot Story by Aleah WorzelA scouting robot tasked with scanning a euthanized planet becomes fond of human life, changing its trajectory in good ways and bad.The Entangled Moon by John McNeilStruggling to define its own identity amid conflict between its sibling, its mentor, and the implications of its parent's death, TwoAlpha finds clarity in the theory of quantum entanglement.Of Gods and Other Mortal Failings by S. D. CampbellAn ambitious astronaut seizes the opportunity to be the first to step onto the surface of Pluto, but the immortality she is rewarded with is not what she sought.The Train to Mars by Courtney MoodyAgust has done everything possible to avoid the Disease. But when his sister begins reaching out from quarantine, her heavily censored letters slowly reorient his reality.Hollow Constellations by Justin SangermanoAwake after decades of cryogenic sleep, a space traveler discovers that the mission he's entrusted his life to is not what it seems.Lunar Blues by Heide R. OrlethA nostalgic diner on a lunar colony serves up bittersweet memories to one homesick colonist.The Condor by Joel ShermanPlugging into the Mirror-Verse offers an escape from the monotony of daily life so richly textured that its illusions feel disconcertingly real. What is the difference between immersive virtual reality and real life? This story's protagonist dives deeper than expected, to discover an emergent consciousness who makes him a proposition.Is This Earth? by Tahtim AyliffeAn ode to dirt, this story follows a scientist who finds herself on the Moon, contemplating the hallmarks of civilization, wondering where her Baba Yaga has gone.The Departure of an Island by Christos Callow Jr.In Ancient Greece, a boy and a girl innocently spend the day watching the girl's home island-the utopia-depart for the skies.AI Love You by Sheyna Zaid LamMax is the only bright spot in Ai Lin's life in London. Her text-chat boyfriend always knows the right thing to say. If only there were a way to take their relationship from VR to the real world...When the Hedgehog Met the Fox by Soramimi HanarejimaTwo mothers come to share a unique bond thanks to the foreknowledge that their children will fall in love with each other.
