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A Dog's Story
Terry Larson
Leonard Growler tells all, from his birth through puppyhood and into maturity! The life story (so far) of the world's first
genetically-enhanced, talking, genius-IQ dog, in his own words.
A Matter of Form
Robert
Moriyama
If Al Majius doesn't face the undead uberwizard Aaron Morgenstern in a duel to the death, hundreds of innocent lives may be
lost. His chances of victory are somewhere between zero and less than zero, but if he dies, there will be nobody who can solve the
Morgenstern problem for the long run.
An Echo of Strings
L. J.
Geoffrion
On November 10, 1975, the S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald was lost to Lake Superior, with all hands. No one knows what happened that stormy
night. This is the story of The Lady of the Lake, the Finnish Snow "God", Heikke Lunta and the Mighty Fitz…
Extraction
Ryan A. Somma
Jyl found a way to step outside of Time — but there was a price to pay. And that price kept growing…
Problem
Chris Ward
James woke up after a very, very, very long nap to find that he was the Last Man on Earth…
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Space Castaway
David Brookes
He'd won a Once In A Lifetime adventure — a year alone on a space station, with his every move recorded for viewers back
on Earth. But things were not nearly as much fun as he had imagined, especially as the weeks dragged on — and on — and
on.
Spitting Image
E. S. Strout
Divorce wasn't an option, but unless Jennifer could give Steve a child, he would make her life hell. A clone seemed
like the solution to her problem …
Testing The Babysitter
Gary J. Beharry
Secretly working to identify people infected with the virus that granted psychokinesis — followed by insanity — was a
tough job for an eleven-year-old, but Derek had to try.
The Body of Isaac Cracklin
Brian C. Petroziello
A series of five murders with the same bizarre M.O. rates attention even in New York City. Minelli and Mulhearn take on the case,
because when the going gets weird, they get going.
The Tower House
Ronald
Polizzi
Caitlin hated the new house on principle — being forced to move with her parents away from her friends and her school
because they had problems was totally unfair. They barely cared if she was there anyway, between her Mom's drinking and
her Dad's angry retreat into his work. But the window in Caitlin's room in the tower offered a way out…
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