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Looking for her lost sister and on a quest to find a place for baby Emily and Emily's family to live, Suzanne takes a job as a cruise director on a old space ship with a mysterious captain.

Alex and Lincoln’s collaborative book, Nocera, is told from the perspective of two extraordinary heroes that are everything the siblings aspire to be. Their make-believe land consists of magic, gorlacs, giants, horriks, and mystical cities that stretch the bounds of imagination. That’s why...

Away from Earth, on another planet, people want to begin a new life, just as two galaxies are about to collide. The story lets you find out if love is powerful enough to withstand a galaxy collision. It also changes the perspective on the possibilities of life, which are endless in this universe.

Out of Time - Encounter at Mid-day is the sequel to 'The Time Before' and continues the finding of the treasure in the first book to the ultimate world war and its aftermath. Fantastic weapons back-engineered from the ancient archaeological discoveries from thousands of years in the past that...

Illustrations of fairies and elves.

Part 2, of the I/Tulpa series: in a world of thought forms, there can be no fiction. Perhaps John and Loxy are merely exploring a virtual wonderland, or perhaps their world is realer than real. Whether you embrace this as Star Trek meets Groundhog Day, or just the mad ramblings of a man and his...

Shadrak the Unseen should have known better. Stealing from one wizard on behalf of another was the sort of job he’d sworn never to take. But times were tough and grief had left its mark.The thing that should have really warned him off, though, was that the artifact he’d been commissioned to...

Majaos is a world of magic but not everyone is a professional mage. The people of Majaos – elves and dwarves, hobbits and gnomes, orcs and humans – are diverse in their aptitude for magic, but magic and Techmagic devices are everywhere. Magic is Life. But now the world is threatened by...

Genetic engineering created a child that was the best science could buy. Now, the doctor has to justify the millions the US government has spent on the program. But the boy, Lakan Strongbow has other plans for his future.

How should you approach this book? The easiest way is to see it as nothing more than a Star Trek/Doctor Who crossover. It’s actually bigger than that, in terms of Crossover potential, and so don’t be surprised to find a lot more within the pages, and the books to come. A more difficult way of...