The First Woman On The Moon is written by Jack Gillen and Vincent Chan. Jason Kramer was the commander of the Orion, Robert Smith was a navy pilot, and Amelia Caan, the third crew member, was the Science Officer on this space mission. The landing...

The Tesseract Codex: Mission One is a work of fiction in the science fiction genre, and is intended as the first installment in a series. It is aimed at mature readers and was penned by author W. P. Parker. It follows the adventures of John...

The town, Cook, serves as the receptacle of knowledge for the fantastic world of Rem. Here, recipes collected through quests and carefully stored at the Recipe House provide answers to all conceivable questions. Norm, a famous recipe-maker, detects an ever-expanding dark shadow hovering over the...

As the first book in The Biogenesis War series, The Chiral Agent is a provocative science fiction thriller novel with intelligent ideas. L.L. Richman’s hero is Captain Jonathan Micah Case of the Alliance Navy, an innocent man on the run. Set in the far future...

Terror Tree by Tom Gauthier is a thriller that follows Elizabeth Pomeroy and her friends as they face dangers and capture while on a safari in Kenya, a vacation that was supposed to be fun and adventurous. Elizabeth is accompanied by Brigit Mead, Olivia Lobuglio,...

Tales of the Archer: A Corthan Companion (The Corthan Legacy) by Stacy Bennett is one in a series of stories that bring to mind the great tales of Jean M. Auel and her Clan of the Cave Bear series, although these are not as long...

The emperor and founder of the Ming Dynasty isn’t fond of the way his history is recalled on the Imperial Tomb Tablet, as The Lacquered Talisman by Laurie Dennis opens. It says nothing of the despair and misfortune that befell his family, nothing of how...

The Grid Warrior is a futuristic sci-fi novel written by Kev Martin. Set in the year 2031, the book follows brothers Paul and Simon, professors at Portsmouth University, whose love for gaming led them to spend the last two decades perfecting a revolutionary simulatory framework....

Evocatively reminiscent of Michael Chrichton’s best techno-thrillers, The Fossil by Joshua T. Calvert shares the old master’s skill at handling a complexity of multiple, intertwined plotlines told with crystal clarity, at a breathless pace of development that keeps the pages turning, and by way of...

The Ping-Pong Champion of Chinatown by James Hanna is a hoot and a half. What makes it so fabulous is the character/narrator—Gertie McDowell, 23, of Turkey Roost, Kentucky. The narrative consists of a group of her journal “scribblings,” and Gertie belongs in the top list...