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Barry Maher

Hailed as a cult classic since its first publication in 1987, Legend has been compared to such science-fiction masterpieces as Dune and The Postman. As a novel, Legend is impossible to put down. But its story is much more than compelling adventure. It is a parable about the mental bondage in which human beings live and how we can overcome it.

JD Howes

“Forever: A Godyssey Adventure” chronicles the misadventures of recently deceased father (Jack Davis) and his annoying guardian angel, Benjamin. Murdered by Agents of Hellunder while trying to help his rebellious son, Gordon, the High King of Heavenland grants Jack a second chance to rescue his son’s dying soul…before it’s too late! The only question is whether these two misfits can manage navigating through eternity without getting lost, defeat the evil Dark Prince in battle and reach Gordon before Hellunder claims his immortal soul. All in all, just another day in eternity.

Mark Wakely

Professor Percival Marlowe is a brilliant, elderly astrophysicist who's dying, his greatest achievement still unfinished. Doctor Carl Dorning discovers a secret method of transplanting memories from one person to another. Miguel Sanchez, a homeless boy, agrees to become the recipient of Marlowe's knowledge in the experiment, enticed by Dorning's promises of intelligence, wealth and respect. What results is a seesaw battle for control of Miguel's body, as Marlowe learns what his lifetime of arrogance has earned him. And when Marlowe stumbles upon the shocking procedure Dorning used in desperation to succeed, the professor does what he must to redeem himself.

Mark R. Whittington

A science fiction novel set against an alternate history of the early space program.

Daisy Verneal Maze

Reuban's Trial is a fictional but chilling tale of a family's desperate flight from a world careening out of control. It all seemed to began with the appearance of a comet, and changing weather patterns. But,insidious changes had been going on for some time,lulling the public into a deadly slumber. Too late to reverse the changes.

Joy Ward

A Science Fiction novel of human/canine symbiosis and survival in a post-apocalyptic world. Foreword by William Wegman.

James M. Becher

It’s Sci-fi, specifically time-travel, with a twist and a message. Future scientists try to end evil by time-traveling to Eden. But, they can only go so far at a time, and, at one point, get pulled forward to their future. Thus, they visit 6 different historical periods (well chosen by me, the author, for the lessons they hold and how they point to the ultimate truth) and one in their future, untill finally...

L.W. Berrie

Sent to fight biological terror in East Africa, a U.S. Army unit is zapped into the past and struggles back.

Jill Divine

The people on Planet Tirleen are subliminally controlled. They are led to believe that not only are they the only surviving planet, but also that God does not exist. God sends them some gifts to prove his existence. Twenty five children who died twelve years ago now live, but they are a threat to the leader, and he imprisons them. Unless rescued they will die. The dark angels are arriving and gathering the negative energy that has been created, and are slowly suffocating the planet.

Paulo J. Reyes

Science fiction thriller. Terrorist have attached using smallpox as a weapon against us. One of the terrorists shows up at an ER with symptoms and the ER doctor must convince his staff and the government that this is the dreadled disease smallpox before it's too late. Non-stop action, and real life ER Events.

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