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Death with French Bread
Chris Sharp
Chase and Ronnie were dining again in the French restaurant where they had their first date. Their lives had diverged long ago,
but now their children — her son and his daughter — were repeating history in that same restaurant. How could they not
watch?
Debtor
Noah Zachary
To save his own life, he had made a bargain with a demon. Now someone or something had set a hellhound on his trail, a dangerous
situation even for someone with the powers that came with being a Debtor.
Finding Our Voices
Richard
Tornello
The young man thought that his story of the cruel and senseless shooting of a deer his thick-headed buddy made scintillating
dinner conversation. The stepfather of his long-time friend had a very different opinion — and so did the preternaturally
intelligent wolf, lurking in the woods near the parking lot.
Genesis
Ché Frances Monro
To the intelligence-enhanced animals in the Gilead habitat, the humanoid intruders were like gods — or demons. Their fates
would be determined the outcome of a battle in the void between worlds.
In Their Eyes
Ian Cordingley
'Coming of age' has never been easy. When it meant accepting a cybernetic implant that would literally change (and
enhance) your mind, and choosing a mate, it became much, much harder.
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Liam's Bridge
Mary Brunini
McArdle
Long ago, Liam's sister Patricia — a.k.a. Sweet P., or just Sweet — had told him a comforting fable about an
afterlife where people were eventually reunited with everyone they ever loved — including their pets — on a beautiful
bridge between worlds. That tale failed to comfort Ellen, Liam's mother, when Liam died suddenly from a stroke, and soon after
her beloved cat, Alice, seemed ready to join him.
Pretty Little Foxes
Lester
Curtis
The foxes were beautiful little things — but they were not what they appeared to be. In fact, they were killers, and if they
managed to reach him in his hiding place in the ruined castle, he would be their next victim.
Rapid Transit
E. S. Strout
Their teleportation experiments had progressed from inanimate objects through increasingly complex living things, all with no
apparent problems. Now it was time to test the device with a human volunteer.
Sacred Logs and
Crocodiles
Walter G. Esselman
Gideon had been raised by dragons, and had gained some of their powers — and a flying, fire-breathing foster brother. For
that duo, even retrieving an overdue library book could turn into an adventure…
swodahS
J. E. Deegan
Ned Reece was an apex predator in the lawless wasteland called Limboland. He knew how to survive, and how to kill with ruthless
efficiency. And if he had a small obsession with shadows, what harm could it do him?
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