The
Fortunes of Magic: Liam moved with his parents to a planet that had yet to become a
full-fledged member of the empire: In fact, it was so new that it had yet to
earn a name, still being classified as Planet 663-457. They came to study the
people and their society, and judge their readiness to enter the empire.
The people of Planet 663-457 were happily lodged between the Iron Age and the Machine Age. The only, and by far biggest, difference between these people and the people of Earth was the fact that they were about four times the mass of the normal Earth human. This, however, didn’t stop twelve-year-old Liam from making fast friends with three local boys, and they were soon inseparable.
There was one aspect about the planet and its people that Liam’s parents didn’t find out about until their son was irretrievably submerged in it—magic. Many people of Planet 633-457 had some modicum of magic, but few were strong enough to be able to access it. Those that were strong enough were brought to the masters for testing, and if they passed the test, the masters took on their training.
Join Liam as he tried to lead a normal life while those around him try to control or regulate the magic that is as much a part of him as the very air he breathes.
The
Speed of Dreams: When
all hopes of peace were shattered, Pilot Aaitt’Kaz was assigned to a new style
ship. It was built for speed and maneuverability, but Kaz had no time for
admirations. Everyone was scattering, scrambling to get back to their command
before being shot out of the sky. The ship had coordinates for him – and then
she had sleep for him – a very very long sleep.
A hundred thousand years later, after leaving his refugees to
their best devises on a green and blue miracle of a world, Kaz woke again. The
last thing he expected to do was fight to protect the descendants of his
refugees from the carefully-cultivated warlike nature that had led to the
destruction of his home world. The only way he could protect them was to
prevent the military scientists from learning the hidden secrets in his DNA.
Half-Breed: When Slave Master Patro first laid eyes on the child’s ice-blue eyes, he knew he would be the most sought-after slave on the market. The fact that he didn’t seem to be able to talk was a minor frustration.
Canis couldn’t tolerate the collar though. It not only contained
his body, it strangled his soul. When this turmoil turned dangerous, Patro
agreed to free the boy, but there were conditions, conditions Canis couldn’t
hope to meet, not if he wanted to be truly free.
The Trials of the Youngest Princess: Anella is the black sheep of the royal family. Determined to find a way in her world, she works her frustration off in secret by trying to figure out how those tournament competitors made their use of the sword look so effortless and beautiful. Then an uncle she knew nothing about returned to exact revenge for some crime lost between him and his brother.
Forced to pass as a boy, using armor as her disguise, she had to
run. With a skill she’d accepted would never venture beyond the nighttime
exercises, she was determined to place well enough to win a personal meeting
with her uncle, but that wasn’t the only reason she needed to travel around the
country. Under the guise of a tournament competitor, she could meet with all the
families married into hers and assemble the army she might need to take back
the throne of her father.
Guardians: Reed sacrifices his past to make room for the resonance that would allow him to cast the spells that would even the playing field in the war against the strange bug-like creatures that were spreading into their territory. It was the least he could do. If his father could do it, he could too.
Adam is far more than he seems, but growing up it wasn’t certain
his heritage would show in any other way but the unusual color of his eyes and
his obsession with flying. Who knew he would indeed be his mother’s son?
The Mystery of Planet Wer: Planet 874.1639.3 was deemed fit for colonization, but its one lingering mystery remained hidden until the colonists were settling in. by then it was too late. Quarantine was put in place immediately, and the colonists were on their own. They couldn’t leave the surface and remain human. On the surface it was voluntary, and even useful at times. In time, the colonists took some pride in the society that grew out of the Terror Wars, but the mystery remained ever elusive.
When Justin Radolfuss, and engineering lieutenant serving as a
werwolf aboard a ship that stopped at his home planet twice a year, brought
home a charming young lady by the name of Robin Dupree, a vital piece of the
puzzle fell into place. She was the one person on the whole planet who could
not change. Why? Was it because she was blind? That didn’t seem to be the
answer, so they went in search of it. Come along on the expedition.
Crown of Steel: King Aidyn was a paranoid recluse who could scarcely bring himself to glance out his windows for fear the great outside would swallow him up. He refused to notice as his country began to crumble, and yet he knew it was. He sent his son south to learn how to become the man he knew he could be just as the last of his life crumbled away.
Prince Harris was on the journey of a lifetime. Having been raised
under his father's paranoia, the great outdoors was a fantastic adventure. But
taking the opportunity his father offered was paramount in his mind. Little did
he know that he would run into fairytales and fantasies along the way.
Prince in Hiding – Book 1 of the Making of a Mage King series: What would happen if you lost your parents? And then you found out they weren’t your parents at all?
Sean’s parents die under confusing circumstances. But then the secret reveals itself. Sean’s parents aren’t really his parents after all. Sean himself isn’t who he thinks he is either. Not even close.
Follow Sean through his journey of personal discovery and the
revelations of the magical world around him. He discovers his own magic and
that family is relative.
White Star – Book 2 of the Making of a Mage King Series: When the long dead kings gave Sean their approval to wear the crown, they also gave him a mission. …the thing is, they didn’t tell him what it was.
Feeling like a giant hand was pushing him between his shoulder blades, pulling all his nerves and muscles into a hard fist in the process, Sean was driven.
All he knew was that he had his dear uncle’s mess to clean up, and
he only had until the snow flew to accomplish it all.
Mage King – Book 3 of the Making of a Mage King Series: As if the secret mission driving him to touch every section of the country wasn’t enough, now he had another problem. Under his dear uncle’s reign, things had started to deteriorate, and distant neighbors were hot to take advantage. With a heavy hand, Sean slapped back at the invaders, and then he had to rush on.
Will he survive? If he does, will he be what he was made to be, or
will he be a mere husk of himself? First he’ll have to wake up.
The Making of a Mage King: What would happen if you lost your parents, and then found out they weren’t your parents at all?
The death of Sean’s parents launches him on an impossible journey where he finds himself the legitimate heir to a throne. Whether it was somewhere or some-when, he had no time to figure out.
Feeling like a giant hand was pushing him between his shoulder blades, pulling all his nerves and muscles into a hard fist in the process, Sean was driven to touch every section of the country. But that wasn’t his only problem.
Will Sean survive long enough to actually sit on the throne his
father should have sat on? Will he live to see the birth of his own heir? Only
time will tell, but first he’ll have to wake up.
Are You Brave Enough: Are you brave enough to make a drastic
change in your life, to take that step into the unknown? And if you do, what
will you do? Only you can answer that question. In this collection of short
stories, the theme is the same - they were brave enough. Brave enough to escape
a bad situation and make a better future. Brave enough to find another way. Brave
enough to try.
Crossing the Boundary – Book 1 of Druid Derrick: Derrick's greatest desire is to escape his life. He plays Dungeons & Dragons with his friends every moment he can get away. There was no way he could have planned on his wish coming true.
Aspirant
– Book 2 of Druid Derrick: Derrick
ventures into the hidden world of druids, and along the way, he meets a few of
carefully kept secrets.
Colonel
Corporal: Corporal
Sanderson walked into her new duty station wearing her best. Seeing work
needing to be done and idle soldiers, she couldn't help herself. She started
issuing orders and surprisingly people started following them. They all knew
what needed to be done, they'd just gotten away with not doing it. When the
Colonel walked in and saw all this business, and traced it back to Sanderson,
he did the best thing for his soldiers and for his stomach. He pinned his rank
on her collar and turned her loose. Could she stay out of jail long enough to
whip this kitchen into shape? Only time would tell.
Shootout at Sanderson’s Stables: A couple years after Angela Sanderson's parents die in a tragic accident, her brothers start talking about selling off chunks of their property. Angie wants to revive the family business – it was all she had left of her parents, but though problems abound, the last thing she expected was to become hunted.
After the first attack, her brothers were brought home from prison for their protection. Also to provide for their protection, four local cops became part of the crew, but neither she nor they realize how dangerous that masquerade could be.
Who was behind the contract?
Why?
How many would die before those questions
were answered?
This
Old House: When Elsie
got into the car with her best friend from grade school and her boyfriend to
cross the country in search of a new life, she had no idea she would find that
life much sooner than she anticipated.
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