Fiction eBooks
Space Tug
Fiction, by Murray LeinsterA Startling science fiction novel of a country's desperate attempt to supply our men living on the moon.
Spirit Runner
Fiction, by Leon SouthgateA tale of multiple dimensions, secret government psychic agencies, off-planet humans and space-creatures. Our heroes are two psychic, disabled teenagers who can shift between dimensions. Long ago the world was consumed by the deadly space creature, the Elif. The government is in league with the Elif and everyone is determined to gain the ruro - the most powerful psychic substance in the...
Squirrel Girl
Fiction, by Barbara MarquardtMaybe one bodacious 17th century squirrel couldn't save America's forests, but she and her furred and feathered army of the displaced used all their ingenuity to try. With the help of an immigrant calico cat and a brave passengeer pigeon, among many others, she schemed to torment the settler into going away, convincing predators and prey to cooperate in one grand effort. The settlers...
Star Trek: A Touch of Greatness
Fiction, by John Erik EgeNearly a hundred years after Kirk prevented the Kelvan from stealing the Enterprise, they've returned to their original mission of conquering the Milky Way Galaxy.
Success Through Concentration
Fiction, by BindalTechhow to get success in business or any job by focusing on your taget.
Summer in a Red Mustang with Cookies
Fiction, by boo kingIt was a time of peace, love and misunderstanding. Summer in a Red Mustang with Cookies is a hilarious and poignant look back to the summer of 1969 in a small northern town. A coming of age novel, narrated 25 years after the "unbearably hot" summer that changed the lives of three families forever. Lifelong friends Jo and Harold meet up with the charismatic American Beth Luoto, the new girl...
Suzy
Fiction, by Gary L BeerBurying her husband in the garden under the runner bean patch seemed the best idea. At least burying him there she would be able to keep an eye on him. Suzy had not meant to kill him and then she meets her old friend Lewis, would he help her, or make things worse?
Tales From The Cottage
Fiction, by Peter BarnsTales From The Cottage is a collection of Flash Fiction written by the author in 2012. The eighteen stories range in style from the macabre to the heart-rending. You'll never look at a robin, or a bat, in quiet the same light again, and for certain, you'll check your facts before jumping from your office window. This collection is the perfect companion with which to curl up in front of a...
Tales Of Every Day
Fiction, by Don RoxburghThis contains three stories about how people in different places and circumstances cope with new and trying situations.





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