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“Turing Evolved”– by David Kitson
A disgraced DEMON pilot tries to start a new life in cyber-charity but finds himself drawn into a battle that he doesn’t fully understand where his past resurfaces and he is touched by an ANGEL. But...
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“The Caline Conspiracy”– by M.H. Mead
After a genetically manufactured cyber pet is found standing over its dead owner and creator, it is sentenced to be destroyed. Has the invention killed the inventor or is there a deeper conspiracy at...
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“Dead Men Don’t Cry”– by Nancy Fulda
From a high-speed space flight to deliver French pastries to the moon to a nomadic tribe struggling across a harsh world pursued by a sun with no mercy, Dead Men Don’t Cry demonstrates that in the...
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“The Tube Riders”– by Chris Ward
In a future Britain where travel is restricted and the Governor rules with an iron fist, the Tube Riders stumble across a secret and become Mega Britain’s most wanted. The Tube Riders is a book in...
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“The Annihilation of Foreverland”– by Tony Bertauski
He wakes up in what looks like a doctor’s office. He is told his name is Danny Boy. He doesn’t know who he is or how he’s come to this place, but the old man is telling him everything is going to be...
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“Season of the Harvest”– by Michael R. Hicks
What if the biggest conspiracy, the ultimate danger to the human race was in the very food we eat? Season of the Harvest is not really a cautionary tale about the dangers of genetically modified food,...
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“Heaven 2.0″– by Scott Haworth
Life is tough for angels – I mean extraction specialists. What if eternal happiness was a facility designed by humankind some time in the future? What if eternal damnation was similarly administered?...
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“The Speed of Winter”– by B. Morris Allen
Faced with possible extinction on Earth, humanity has taken a chance. It has invested everything in casting the seeds of humankind to several distant planets in the hope of securing a future for the...
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“Taking the Highway”– by M. H. Mead
Andre LaCroix moonlights as a fourth. All other times, he’s a Detroit cop. When someone starts to kill fourths, Andre pushes to be involved – and what follows is a race to find those responsible before...
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“Halkskin”– by Tony Bertauski
Biomites. Artificial stem cells, revolutionary in the treatment of almost everything – repairing or enhancing. But at what point does the artificial overwhelm the natural? At what point to we replace...
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“Shift”– by Hugh Howey
First we uncovered the secret behind the Silo – the secret that explains the present. But what will we find if we dig further? What will be revealed when we go back to the start of it all? Shift is the...
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“The Long and the Short Swords”– by Gary Ballard
Bridge is accustomed to dealing with shady characters. But sending in a patsy, strapped with explosives, to make a deal for you is likely to grab Bridge’s attention in all the wrong ways. The Long and...
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“Noah’s Ark”– by Andrew J. Morgan
Alex Latham is hiding – from what, he doesn’t understand. Why – he doesn’t know. The streets are empty, but still dangerous and time seems to be running out, for him and for the Ark. The world of...
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“Wall of a Thousand Tears”– by Julian Mok
Dale Marshall is a US senator who receives top secret information about his government. Hunted by assassins, he flees to Cuba where he discovers the world he thought he knew was a lie. His life,...
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“Sand (Omnibus)”– by Hugh Howey
A dive in the sand for Palmer is not only a profitable venture, it’s also his passion. The sand is the only place he feels at home. However, after being commissioned by a band of mysterious rebels, a...
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“Frozen Sky 2: Betrayed”– by Jeff Carlson
How do you maintain a truce with a harsh alien species with which you can barely communicate? And how much more fragile is that truce when all your decisions are made by a distant bureaucracy riddled...
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