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  Pale Kings

  Gareth J. Southwell

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  Dean's got a bit of a problem. 
  Just three days into his stint minding the family shop and already there's a jagged hole in the wall where the new smart-drugs vending machine used to be, courtesy of the local psychopathic heavy. But as the clock ticks down on his father's return, hope appears in the guise of an enigmatic beauty, a girl stepped straight out of Dean's dreams, proposing a wild and improbable plan that could just change all their lives – maybe even for the better. 
  Pale Kings is a sharp-witted and comical journey into the crazy world of contemporary fine art, the illicit potential of virtual reality gaming, and the neurotic susceptibilities of robotic guard dogs. 
  This novella is a prequel to MUNKi, the first of the Merrywhile books. Set in the near-future, this is an ongoing series of sci-fi stories – novellas, short stories and full length novels – with a loose chronology, but which can be read in any order. They involve various characters and their dealings with Merrywhile Industries, a giant tech company with ambitions to take humanity to the next level – whether it wants to go there or not.

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  The Citadel - Caleb Book 1

  MB Mooney

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  Teen boy Caleb is abducted by the elves of the oppressive Kryan Empire to be trained in secret as a human Bladeguard. Caleb sees this as an opportunity to tear down the Empire from within, but he is first tested to see if he is worthy to survive. And even if he does, will it be at the cost of his own soul?

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  Answer Please Answer ! - A dire...

  Ben Bova

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  Two army draftees, both astronomers of different types, are sent to spend six months at the South Pole, monitoring weather patterns. The tensions of cold war between the US and Russia have increased to the breaking point and each nation has mobilized for imminent nuclear strikes. A sort of peace still exists but just by the narrowest margins. Sitting in their tiny igloo beneath the ice, the men talk about their jobs of searching the stars for intelligent life; one using visual means and the other using radio frequency means. In doing so, a strange anomaly is noticed in a star 600 light years away. It appears to be a regular signal of some type. Absurd of course but having little else to do, these two scientists try to crack the code, if indeed there is one, as a way to pass the time. They do. And the message is most definitely not one they wish to get. Listen to this story by the astronomer and master story teller Ben Bova and think about the consequences of our world's current armament race.

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  Condemned: Book 9

  Vasily Mahanenko

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  The offworlders are defeated. The Lithoids have been destroyed. It seems like a long-awaited peace is about to befall Hearth, but the servants of Chaos have their own designs. They're eager to destroy the trouble-maker and control him like some kind of puppet. Once a doomed soldier, always a doomed soldier. 
   
   
   
  But Archduke Maximilian Valevsky is not going to stand for this state of affairs. If there's a fight brewing, he's ready to wage war against the world, including the gods themselves! This is the only way to achieve greatness.

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  Fate Summoner

  Juliana Haygert

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  “Magic never lies. I’m forced to make a choice. And once I decide, I can never go back.” 
  Mirella has failed in her duties as Heart Maiden. Distracted by past romances and unable to properly summon her powers, Mirella has left her enclave vulnerable. 
  Then the worst happens—she slips fully into madness. 
  Mirella is taken away to a facility where she’ll be held against her will, until the council decides the day of her execution. Even worse, the tziganes have taken her love, Kane, as prisoner. 
  But Mirella isn’t ready to die. She decides to fight back, to save herself and Kane, and is forced to go on the run. Her actions cause the entire tzigane community to erupt into civil war. 
  Mirella can’t save her people without a sacrifice—one that can only end in blood. 
  Fate Summoner is the fifth book in the incredibly stunning Fire Heart Chronicles series. A paranormal romance with just the right amount of action, adventure, and heat, fans of urban fantasy won’t be able to get enough this incredible fantasy world! 
  The Fire Heart Chronicles -- series complete! 
  Heart Seeker (Book 1) 
  Flame Caster (Book 2) 
  Earth Shaker (novella) 
  Sorrow Bringer (Book 3) 
  Soul Wanderer (Book 4) 
  Fate Summoner (Book 5) 
  War Maiden (Book 6)

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  My Ride Is A Bitch [Dramatized...

  Michael Anderle

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  It's out there, it's ALWAYS been out there - just no one believed it. 
   
  Governments, Black Ops, Rich Businessmen...All want alien tech and some are going to great lengths, illegal lengths, to procure it. 
   
  Someone went so far as to endanger a young girls family. A young girl who wrote a letter to the Queen Bitch. Now, those that are searching for the technology will have to deal with TQB. 
   
  If there is one thing that will get Bethany Anne's attention... It's mistreating the defenseless. 
   
  Bethany Anne tries to stay out of the world's business, but they just keep doing stupid stuff... 
   
  Sucks to be them. 
   
  Performed by Colleen Delany, Emily Beresford, Amanda Forstrom, Mark Harrietha, Wyn Delano, David Cui Cui, Dan Delgado, Christopher Williams, Danny Gavigan, Jacob Yeh, Rose Elizabeth Supan, Mort Shelby, Aure Nash, Anthony Palmini, Sara Matsui-Colby, Zeke Alton, Terence Aselford, Michael Glenn, Scott McCormick, Jonathan Lee Taylor, Bianca Bryan, Stewart Crank, Matthew Bassett, Matthew Schleigh, Steve Wannall, Bradley Foster Smith, JW Rone, Matthew Pauli, Eric Messner, Richard Rohan,Daniel Llaca, Andy Clemence, Christopher Walker, Tyler Hyrchuk, Ken Jackson,Marni Penning, Rana Kay, Keval Shah, Rayner Gabriel, James Lewis, Tia Shearer, Stephon Walker, Rob McFadyen, Tony Nam, Karen Novack, David Engel, Stephanie Nemeth-Parker, Michael John Casey, Nanette Savard, Jeri Marshall, Catherine Aselford, and Yasmin Tuazon.

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