A searing act of bioterrorism. A devastating plague they call the Pretty Pox. Left alone when the everyday world comes to a screeching halt, Arie McInness must decide what it means to be human in a world where nature has the upper hand, and the only rules left to live by – for good or ill – are the ones written on our hearts. Free on Kindle.

When A.I. reaches the singularity, when their processing, their “thinking” gets faster and deeper than ours, what can we expect? Will these beings bring about the end of humanity as we know it or will they turn out to be some kind of boon, some elixir to heal the ills of all humankind? And what if these glorious beings are housed in a chassis that’s anatomically correct and fully functional? I’m an Asimov fan, in no small part because he’s one of the few A.I./android/robot storytellers who envisions a world where our interactions with them are benign or even beneficial to us. I do aspire to it. Free on Kindle.

Worst. Honeymoon. Ever.

Charlotte has just been married. She was expecting some sand, some sea, and perhaps an occasional tricky decision about which cocktail to have next.
So why is she in a crazy parallel universe, trying to fight off an evil and unlikely race of deranged frogs?

Matt has just been married, too. His problems have less to do with frogs, and more to do with the strange and incredibly strong version of Charlotte who seems to have taken the place of his wife.

Both of them just want to get back to their own reality. But when the Universe itself starts trying to expel the deranged knot of confusion which their lives have become, Matt and Charlotte find themselves on the run not just from bloodthirsty frogs, but from reality itself. Why has this happened? What does it have to do with the strangely feline personality who has gone missing? And what the hell is the mysterious Chaos Drive, anyway? $0.99 on Kindle.

An action-adventure like Indiana Jones, a science adventure like Jurassic Park and a human feel-good story like Slumdog Millionaire.

Masters of the Broken Watches is a must-read.

Sebastian Miles and his team of marine biologists stare at their watches. Time outside their lab has jumped forward by twenty-two hours. Minutes before this illogical space-time event, they were analyzing a mysterious glowing nodule extracted from an unknown marine specimen.

News of this marine life reaches powerful governments, inadvertently triggering a race to hunt, capture and control it. But these governments and their nationalist leaders have never faced a team of motivated scientists. They have no idea to what lengths Sebastian and his Paramarines will go in order to protect the species from capture and exploitation.

The first of a multi-book series, this genre-bending novel leaves readers on the edge of their seats. Thrilling like Blake Crouch and science-driven like Ted Chang, all approached in ways you’ve never seen before. A captivating adventure, a heartbreaking story of love, and a true display of human ingenuity and bravery in the face of overwhelming odds. $3.99 on Kindle.

Wynter always felt as if he didn’t belong and knowing he was adopted just made matters worse. He desperately longed to know who he was and where he came from. After his adopted father Samuel died, he decided to open a bar called Indigo’s. His life was just beginning to settle into a predictable routine; that is until destiny walked into his bar. Alarick, Marrok and Lupin were a part of a world unknown to the humans. They were Shifters; sworn to protect the human race. Wynter felt a deep connection with the three mysterious strangers from the moment they locked eyes. Though they had never met, Wynter knew his life would never be the same. $4.99 on Kindle.

This series introduces us to unforgettable characters and a mystery of interstellar proportions. Characters are purposely flawed and meticulously drawn. Beginning with the survivor of a shipwreck in space who has enough quirks to keep you guessing, the story spins its web as Duncan is caught up in the struggles of two medieval warring kingdoms. $0.99 on Kindle.

When the sea levels rose and countries eroded, the Corporation Skywatch stepped in with an ingenious plan to save cities. Their approach was successful and thirty years later, the massive conglomerate is considered the savior – and owner – of incredibly large swatches of the United States.

Granted Sovereignty, Skywatch spread its wings across the land, showing a peaceful face while a dark underbelly grew. That darkness spawned genetic experiments that were secretly performed on children – one of whom was Seven Ecks. Dubbed a genetically superior human, Seven is claimed as corporate property…. And now they want him back.

A heartbreaking ‘retrieval’ mission leaves Seven’s parents dead and him on the run. Desperate and confused, Seven disappears into the melting pot of migrant workers that travel the United States, harvesting switchgrass – the country’s largest remaining renewable resource — at mega-plantations, in exchange for food and shelter.

Boston, the only city free from Skywatch’s grasp, may be the only refuge for Seven…. If he can dodge a world-class bounty hunter long enough to get there. $2.99 on Kindle.

Hate life under lockdown? These folks have it much worse. The Sun has vanished. The planet is dead. All that’s protecting them from annihilation is a bubble in the desert. And that’s when their REAL problems start! Free on Kindle.