You only THINK you know what happened at WaterlooThe real story involved more monsters. And a lot more time travelIf Jane Austen and Mary Shelley had locked H. G. Wells in a dungeon and revised his wildest work, the result would have been something like this rollicking steampunk time-travel adventure that still manages to be a comedy of manners. Albano’s delightful characters confront not only monsters and killer robots, but their own divided loyalties between personal happiness and the fate of their country. – Ken SchneyerIt’s 1815, and Wellington’s badly-outnumbered army stares across the field of Waterloo at Napoleon’s forces. Desperate to hold until reinforcements arrive, Wellington calls upon a race of monsters created by a mad Genevese scientist 25 years before.It’s 1815, and a discontented young lady sitting in a rose garden receives a mysterious gift: a pocket watch that, when opened, displays scenes from all eras of history. Past…and future.It’s 1885, and a small band of resistance fighters are resorting to increasingly extreme methods in their efforts to overthrow a steampunk Empire whose clockwork gears are slick with its subjects’ blood.Are these events connected?Oh, come now. That would be telling.Buy now!On sale for the release of the final book Timebound!KEEPING TIME“Waterloo and time travel are made for each other and Heather Albano has done a wonderful job of giving us a delightful cast of characters, tasked with stitching together the proper nineteenth century while fending off several monstrous alternatives. Propulsive adventure with historical insight.” – Kim Stanley Robinson"Deft prose, careful characterization, and meticulous historical research brought the story alive from the opening pages" – Deborah J. RossTimepiece (amzn.com/B01M7RIME9)Timekeeper (amzn.com/B07B5QQSYR)Timebound (amzn.com/B07HWGPW9W)

Fleet Officer by day. Smuggler by night. Only he can save Saturn Station.A junior intelligence officer in the Martian Combined Fleet, Radrick Siegn supplements his meager pay by smuggling contraband from Saturn to Mars. Someday, he’ll buy his own ship and escape the Fleet forever.But his captain has other plans for him.A tanker pilot has been murdered on Saturn Station. It’s up to Siegn to salvage the honor of the Fleet by finding the killer … before they kill again.The investigation plunges Siegn into the seedy underworld of Saturn Station, where he learns this was no ordinary killing. Malevolent powers are plotting a future for Mars that will not involve humanity.They think no one can stop them, but they never counted on facing an agent like Siegn. He knows the dark side of the solar system as well as they do and can put a cyborg in a rear, naked choke hold. Oh, and he plays Chopin beautifully.Experience this pulse-pounding science fiction thriller from Felix R Savage, NYT Bestseller author of Eighth Continent and Earth's Last Gambit. Filled with mystery, realistic action, detailed world building and Savage's patented wit, it's perfect for fans of JN Chaney, John Scalzi, and David Weber!

An elite soldier. A new armored weapon. The invading aliens have finally met their match.First Lieutenant Mike Sandhurst led an elite infantry platoon on a rescue mission to Tycho-3. Wearing state-of-the-art ATLAS powered armor, Sandhurst’s unit faced down a relentless, wasp-like enemy who tore through them and left Sandhurst for dead.Rescued by ground forces, Sandhurst gets reassigned as humanity races to war against aliens they call Buzzers.To fight the Buzzers, humanity turns to the modernized Centurion main battle-tank. Sandhurst must quickly learn the lexicon of “shoot, move, communicate” and lead his fast, self-sustained, and very lethal armored forces.When the Buzzers appear again to threaten colonized worlds, Sandhurst’s regiment moves forward to hold the planet Heske by force. But they aren’t alone. The orbital carrier Yorktown and its space-capable wing dominate the skies while tanks take the fight and put Steel on Target.Join the fight against the Buzzers in this new rollicking Science Fiction thrill ride from Kevin Ikenberry. With realistic military action, space and ground battles, and a vicious bug alien invasion, it's perfect for fans of Starship Troopers, Hell Divers 2, and Rick Partlow's Drop Trooper!

"Good characters, a riveting plot and continuous action... I enjoyed it immensely."Amazon Top 500 reviewer, 5 stars"Very original... Really funny. The zoo is particularly entertaining!" Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars"D.A. Holdsworth is an amazing storyteller." Goodreads reviewer, 5 starsIf the ticket is free, it means you're the attractionLondon, 1977.Year of the Silver Jubilee, the Sex Pistols – and a spate of unexplained disappearances from across the academic world.Elizabeth Belfort, a young agent with a high-flying career and a low-flying marriage, is urgently dispatched to bring in an elusive government informant.But she soon finds herself drawn into the mysterious world of this informant and his family as they embark on a rescue mission. New horizons and new loves start to overturn her well-ordered life. Before long, she is travelling across galaxies to confront an alien race, who’ve taken a special interest in planet Earth and its primary intelligent species. They’ve even made a special home for some of them.In a zoo.Fast-paced, thrilling and inventive, The Zoo of Intelligent Animals is the prequel to the bestsellingHow to Buy a Planet. Offering the same combination of satire and adventure, this novel is perfect for fans of Matt Haig, Neil Gaiman, or Erin Morgenstern. QUARTER-FINALIST BookLife Prize 2022 Critics' score: 9 / 10