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Facelift
Rob Hunter
Gearbox Barsoomian (a.k.a. Rachel Mae Welding) had her work cut out for her if she wanted to earn an instant upgrade from gawky
teenager to curvaceous superhero…
Honeycomb
K. C. Stapleton
Webster's life was going downhill fast. He was stuck doing hack work on so-called graphic novels with content and layout that
belonged in the Tin Age of Comics, and even that job was about to be yanked away. The weirdness that started happening in his
apartment seemed like more of an opportunity than a threat.
How Could They Do That?
William Brently
The Chandian came in with devastating injuries, but nothing that couldn't be fixed with the array of advanced prosthetics the
medic had available. There would be time to ponder the implications of using technology to save an anti-technology cult member
later…
Running With The Dead©
D. Thomas Mooers
Bill Reisen had avoided running through the cemetery until one day he did it by accident — and found that he liked the
relative peace and quiet. But then he found that it wasn't nearly as quiet as he thought it would be…
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The Game
N. J. Kailhofer
The police psychologist and the detective didn't know what to think about Jack Davidson. He had turned himself in and said he
was responsible for multiple murders, but he seemed completely unconcerned about the consequences if they took him seriously.
The Twelfth of Never
T.
Richard Williams
When the asteroid struck, Theo was as ready as it was possible to be — ready enough to survive the initial blast and the
storms that devastated the surface. Now came the hard part: figuring out what to do next.
The Wrong Princess
Richard K.
Lyon
The wizard Thoth Amon thought he had the perfect plan to achieve wealth and power: kidnap Princesses, kill and rob the Princes who
came to rescue or ransom them, repeat as required. But he really should have paid more attention to his choice of Princesses to
abduct.
Time Is The Best Healer
Michael Goldberger
Leda had to watch while her clan starved in the unnatural cold that gripped their village for month after month, and friends and
family succumbed to a strange illness one by one. But she could never have imagined the source of all their troubles was thousands of
years in her future…
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