Kauai Spies and Bald-faced Lies: Kent and Katcha II by Larry and Rosemary Mild is a treat for fans of fast-paced, exhilarating thrillers. Kent Brukner was once an American spy, and it has been five years since he escaped from Russia with his lover, Katcha,...

In The Thirteen: The City of Thorns by Woody R. Clermont, we follow Kael, a half-Alfar warden, as he struggles to maintain control over a crime-ridden district in the crumbling metropolis of Vhal’Kareth. The crisis here is incredibly eerie: blocks of homes and random people...

In 1876, eighteen-year-old Loren Ardoin left his home in Louisiana, escaping from the lingering aftermath of the Civil War, heading west with only his worn guitar. After days on the railroad and drifting through towns with his music, Loren ends up in Nogales. In this...

In A Savage Nation by Leon Harris, a brutal alternate history inverts the transatlantic slave trade into a horrifying mirror. It is a world where African empires are advanced, and Europe has reverted to a world of primitivity. The story introduces the “Great Harvest,” which...

A Case of Do or Die by Andrew Ceroni introduces Myong Chang, a North Korean agent and one of the best assassins the world has ever known. Now, he has gone missing, and he is not alone. The news quickly circulates among Western intelligence agencies...

In Nathaniel Theos’ The 51st State, the United States launches a surprise invasion of Canada under the pretext of securing water resources during a national drought crisis. General Samuel Dickson escapes from the destruction that wipes out much of Canada’s political leadership and puts the...

Before Kate Molsin became the tenacious investigator the world came to know and respect, she had a past. A strong military past that shaped and defined the individual she is today. Journey back with Kate through those harrowing days from boot camp to the daily...

Over time, Kate Molsin earns the admiration of her colleagues at the Joint Criminal Investigation Agency for her tenacity as an investigator who leaves no stone unturned to get to the bottom of a case. What her colleagues and the general public do not know...

In Richard J. Reese's Thutmose, Soldier Pharaoh, born into the royal court of ancient Egypt, Prince Thutmose grows up under the watch of Queen Hatshepsut while receiving military training beside secret lessons in hypnosis, religion, and politics from High Priest Ptahmose. As he prepares for...

In Geo Rogers' Olumian Gamble, after the dwarven king condemns Maglen for loving the elf Teriel, he escapes into the Wildlands, knowing that capture will condemn him to years of forced labor. While surviving pursuit through unmapped territory, Maglen discovers that the conflict surrounding his...