Category: Science Fiction

The genesis of No Credit came after a seemingly endless discussion with friends and colleagues who loved the fictional world that allowed men, women, boys, and girls to become something they were not, but wrapped in capes, given unimaginable powers, and seen as exceptional. The discussion centered around the idea of individuals called supes and superheroes. The discussion, long ago, in a comic bookstore with comic book lovers, employees and the occasional passersby, revolved around the biggest ... [Read More...]

Having learned the truth about the origins of mankind, Trinity and Joshua must make a decision to join the aliens in their battle against their mutinous crewmates. Joining the fight would mean fighting the famed Night Stalkers again as they search for components to the alien spaceship. Components that came to be known as powerful ancient artifacts in various cultures throughout history. Join Trinity and Joshua in their quest to find and fight for the Holy Grail, the Spear of Destiny, and Pandor... [Read More...]

Yancey Love, a young person who recently left foster care and is living with Dissociative Identity Disorder, longs for a purpose beyond his daily routines. One day, he encounters River, a telekinetic teen, who claims his sister was abducted by a group of espers searching for people with psychic abilities. Surprisingly, Yancey and his alters also possess psychic powers. Intrigued and seeking answers, Yancey joins forces with River. As they team up, they become targets for enemy espers and are th... [Read More...]

Born and imprisoned in Area 51, human-alien hybrid Apollo uses his ability to kill with just a touch to escape his confines. As he learns more about a world he’s never known, can he save humanity from a looming danger? A thrilling, action-packed sci-fi read! “Siphon reminds me not of traditional science fiction but of a 1980s Stephen Spielberg blockbuster, in literary form.” —David Aretha, award-winning author and editor $2.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Golden Feather is from that other timeline where the U.S. does not exist, and the native inhabitants rule the land. She’s fearless, vivacious, and beautiful all in one. She arrives in America in 1985, bringing wisdom, laughter, and song to brighten our days. We hope she will stay with us forever! Free on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Shapeshifting’s impossible. (It’s not my only secret.) About to embark on a journey to a far-off planet as an exchange student at an alien university, I’m honored and thrilled to be chosen for this first-of-a-kind adventure. But seconds before departing, Mom tasks me with uncovering the truth of how my brother died on the same starship many years before–but I’m not a detective. Early in my journey with four other human students, I discover I’m a shapeshifter.... [Read More...]

Madeline didn’t handle death well but had found an escape route to Zeroworld. She’d lived for centuries in a virtual New York where inflation was rampant, no one got old and there was absolutely no dying. Then her world changed. Miracles, flying pigs, freely materialising bazookas, angry elevators, everything turning blue and even dragons. $6.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

In this space exploration planet story, Photojournalist Hershel Henry witnesses the loss by self-torching of tribal women. The Madquii and Gora tribes have laid siege to the city of Urbyd, and Brianna Miller must seek a peace treaty. Kelly Osborn travels to Stargate Junction to set the wedding of Ambassador Otieno. Hershel Henry opens a gazette to report on pending elections for home rule, but then shocking events upset their plans. $0.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Is the threat of “some day” an improvement over “one-day” when it comes to the fate of all galactic humanity? It’s a question that Dr. Karin Vexley must answer for herself before her ship plunges into the Neutral Zone and without anyone being aware of it, starts a war. $2.99 on Kindle. ... [Read More...]

Carly navigates the sadistic machinations of her sociopathic captor while decay and turmoil tear away the last vestiges of civility. Colonel Sebridge relies on his hybrid pet Ramirez to sow unease amongst the small group of prisoners. Marik’s disgust of Ramirez goes too far as he finds himself made an example of when Ramirez feeds on him to show the consequences of disobeying the Colonel’s rules of conduct. As the infected grow more resilient and intelligent, Sebridge must abandon h... [Read More...]