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Basilisks and Brian (and a Very Bad First
Day)
Stuart Sharp
Brian Northington had stumbled into a world he had never suspected right in the heart of modern London, a world where magical
— and sometimes dangerous — creatures really existed. As new jobs went, dealing with them on behalf of P. Edgeborough and
Co. was — interesting.
Cadence: Of Lizards and
Hounds
Christa Lasher
Cadre was a boy who thought nothing of trespassing on a neighbor's land in search of the lizards and other creatures that
fascinated him. But he found a lot more than lizards in Aaron Annwn's back yard!
Fast Food Zombies
Eric
Krause
Working at Buster's Cheeseburger Hut was pretty much literally a McJob. Of course, dealing with marauding packs of zombies in
search of sustenance (human flesh preferred, but burgers and fries easier to catch) made it a lot more exciting.
Is There Something in the
Attic?
Belinda Rees
The storm brought a blackout, and something else: something that moved around in the attic, frightening the woman and her two
small children. She had to see what it was, and deal with it — that was part of the job of being a mother.
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Moneymen
Dave Weaver
After the banks triggered the Great Depression, everything changed. Where children once sang about the Black Plague (husha, husha,
we all fall down), now they sang about the Moneymen…
My Hands
Jeremy Kuban
Every author (successful or not) gets asked "Where do you get your ideas?" Here is an answer you probably haven't
heard before.
The Last Concerto
James A.
Andrew
Radcliffe Willows wanted to be a great composer. His work met with indifference at best — until he found a new source of
inspiration.
The Problem With Gibson
Dave Weaver
Gibson was a mind-reader. Using him to make sure that the Governor didn't go off script as he began his campaign for the
Presidency seemed like a no-brainer.
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