The Legacy of Jaarqub the Atlantean by Dr Philip Jamieson is an intriguing and timely work of speculative fiction. Anthropologist Jamie Tawnhill is ambitious, but also the stereotypical absent-minded professor. On a visit to a research center on a volcanic island, he has an experience...

Unlike some stories that begin with a bang, The Fleet Answers: Astraea's First Signal by Ultra Lumen Studios begins with a heartbeat as a mother must choose between her daughter and her world. Generations after conductor Arien Solara closed the rescue corridor, holding her daughter...

Falling Through the Net Hole is the second book in the Butterflies On The Net series by Inna Tamir. The story picks up right where Chasing Phantoms left off, with Vera Simkin heartbroken as Adrian finally moves in with his fiancée Kinneret. Just when Vera...

Killing Time, by M.W. Taylor, begins with the discovery that reincarnation is a fact and that past lives can be accessed through a connection to the present. But as so often occurs in newly developed sciences, they tend to have a downside: they are not...

Reincarnation is scientifically an unproven but popular phenomenon that has stirred continuous interest and debate among both the spiritual and scientific communities for centuries. Lilith: The Woman Who Walked Between Worlds by Margarita Yaz is the basis for the first-person stories that underpin this story...

K. M. Cookie’s Song of Hummingbird Highway starts when Terri, a music lover, gets rid of her boyfriend. She refuses to shed a tear and cannot imagine that one impulsive night at a Santa Monica reggae club will change her life. Enter Reynold, a beguilingly...

Lord March Rain: The Borders of Existence by Richard Meillear is a sense-awakening journey into the unknown and explores that age-old, burning question: what happens when we die? When just an ordinary, average human being, who had achieved no notoriety, success, or fame in his...

Kritanut Wattana’s After Us follows Owen, a programmer living in a near-future where artificial intelligence has become part of everyday life. Recently laid off and separated from Jordana and their child, Rowan, Owen is alone in his apartment when every screen delivers the same order:...

In Nola Z's Divide by Shunya, after senior product manager Maya is fired from a Seattle technology company, every digital record of her employment disappears. She soon learns that Project Kala, the mental wellness platform she helped build, has been transformed into a system that...

In The Man Who Couldn't Dream by Sandra L. Huska, Paul Whitmore and his wife, Annie, appear to have the perfect life. Paul is a pragmatic biologist who believes in science, but Annie is the intuitive wife who believes in the supernatural and seeks answers...