On the outer rim of the galaxy, in a century old battle, a heinous adversary is carrying out a religious calling to exterminate all other sentient species …

At 105 years of age, Millie Helgren knows her days are numbered when she enters a government-operated nursing home. Only instead of withering away from old age, Millie becomes entangled in a conspiracy to covertly supply Earth’s senior citizens to an imperial military in a distant part of the galaxy.

At first it’s a mystery why would a group of advanced species be interested in elderly humans with dietary restrictions and physical ailments. But what if they happened to possess the medical tech to give someone like Millie a new lease on life as an imperial soldier?

Through intense training Millie discovers a level of strength and tenacity she thought was long lost. Soon she is thrust into a rank and file that she knows nothing about, aboard an imperial warship, reporting to a tough captain who has little respect for humans. To make matters worse, the imperial military is outnumbered, outgunned, and facing certain defeat.

As Millie endures the hardships of a grim future, will her training, restored youth, sharp wit, and determination to defend Earth be enough to survive?

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A decades old case. A charismatic gumshoe. A sinister don.

Alfred Favero, Senior Analyst with the IRS, shouldn’t have muddled the timeline. But curiosity got the better of him. There was killing and a cat involved too*, but he’d rather not talk about that.

Suffice it to say, a mafia prince is dead, and Alfred is on the run through time with a wrongly accused detective. To unmask the men framing his new friend, he’ll tangle with New York City’s most sinister criminals.

It’ll take all of his knowledge, and investigations across multiple timelines, to get to the bottom of it - before he finds himself sleeping with the fishes.

* No pets are harmed in this book. The cat definitely does not die.

(Cover by May Dawney Designs)

A classic steampunk, alternative history adventure of the Charlemagne Griffon Chronicles

Charlemagne Griffon, Charlie to his friends, loses his commission, gets kicked out of the Army and has a bounty put on his head... and that's just the start of his troubles. He and his man, Etherton, go on the run and end up in Cairo where they set themselves up as adventurers and guards for hire.

An expedition searching for the lost tomb of Amun at Jebel Barkal in Somalia takes them on as the head of security, but all is not what it seems. A prophecy in the Book of the Dead foretells the return of Amun to the mortal world bringing enslavement and death to mankind. With more twists and turns than the Nile itself, this story will keep you awake until you finish it.

New Science Fiction Space Opera/Thriller
What if the Earth had No Moon?

How could the Earth lose its moon?

The world’s first permanent moon base has been established by MoonX Ltd., a joint venture company with American, Chinese, and Russian government shareholders to promote the peaceful use and development of the moon for all. However, political tensions arise and raise the specter of total annihilation.

A young nuclear physicist, Rex, works on the base to create nuclear fusion using helium-3, but personal tragedy draws his mind away from his work. His fiancée, Avery, the captain of the first international mission to Mars launched from the moon, has gone missing.

With the help of his A.I. computer companion, Rex searches for answers to the cause of the loss of the Mars bound ship, but he discovers military secrets instead. In outer space, there is nowhere to run.

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When Rex got back to the base, he went directly to the cafeteria. He found Mei having a late lunch consisting of plain white rice with a chunky pink substance, supposedly chicken, with peas and carrots. Rex sat down across from Mei. “Something good for lunch?”

“I’d like it better if I didn’t eat the same thing every day,” Mei said.

“You could opt for the beef stew,” Rex said.

“I’m a vegetarian,” Mei said.

Rex did not bother pointing out the glaring contradiction in her statement. Besides, he knew that there was barely any real meat in their food anyway.

“Aren’t you hungry?” Mei asked.

“Not yet,” Rex said. “I was actually coming to find you.”

“Why?”

“I was in the Russian lab.”

“How did you manage that? I don’t think you should be in there. You know how the company is sensitive about entry permissions.”

“I know, but I don’t think anyone is going to really care now.”

Mei stopped eating. “Find anything?”

“Actually, yes.”

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