Once Is Never Enough: A James Flynn Escapade by Haris Orkin pokes fun once again at the spy action genre in this second installment. The last time we saw James Flynn, he was under the illusion that he was a British secret service agent with...

Trinity Evolution is the third book in the Vu-Hak War series by PA Vasey. Humanity’s second chance at survival seems to be working at the moment. Settling on a moon in a galaxy away from Earth, humans are now either clones or being made from...

Earth To Larry: School Of Hard Knocks by Sandra Caouette is a kids' adventure story. Larry and Pearl have gone to Pirates Cove and stumbled across a school with a Help Wanted advert on the door. Jumping right in, as usual, Larry is all for...

Dreams of the Dying: The Dark Corners of Our Minds by Nicolas Lietzau is a fantasy novel derived from the gamer's realm of Enderal, but remains wholly independent of it. In many ways, the game is provided with more flesh from the book than the...

Wind Out of Time is a work of fiction in the science fiction and historical adventure subgenres. It is intended for the general reading audience and was penned by author Rhema Sayers. In this thrilling time travel story, the headstrong and highly capable FBI agent...

When Rosalind Ainsworth expressed to her father, Lord Langton, her desire not to engage in the alleged marriage arrangement to Sebastian Lumley (the future Duke of Kelbrook), Lord Langton’s firm stance on the matter only heightened his eleven-year-old daughter’s feelings of despair, betrayal, and rage....

Steel and Thunder by Dominic N. Ashen is one of those books you cannot put down. Our story opens with a group that has decided to travel the world looking for magic and more. They hear about some Elven ruins and they head right for...

Homindroid: Marzian’s Martians by Robert A.G. Erickson is a science fiction story set in the not so distant future when human-like robots are in existence but not necessarily accepted by the masses. The story follows Cassel Marzian, the brilliant inventor of lifelike robots called Homindroids....

In August 1975, Ambassador Rodney Williams was shot dead at an outdoor cafe in Tokyo. This tragedy occurred in front of his son Tommy while they celebrated his graduation from Annapolis. The world-class assassin was a Russian called the Chameleon. Tommy couldn’t match his expertise...

The Global War ended, and all living things post-apocalypse assumed three genetic identities named alpha, beta, and gamma. The cleaners, a special force, deemed one of these species as unfit and decided to wipe them out. Unfortunately, J’s sisters, Meryl and Paige, were murdered by...