Novedades

Solomon St. James is an agent with the Universal Galactic Cooperative who, while conducting a covert investigation within the Kaldovan Empire, is framed for a crime he didn't commit. Sentenced to life in prison, Solomon finds that his jailer has a different view of what defines a prison. Dropped naked and unarmed into the most inhospitable region of an uninhabited, uncharted, and unclassified planet, Solomon's days could be numbered. Survival isn't easy among the stacks; a forest of tall, skyscraper-like, pillars of stone where the choice of food or water is separated by long, treacherous ...

A battle of words. A collection of short stories with the theme of language: Meat the Aliens Chucking Moon Rocks on the Back of my Pickup Truck The Kiss of the Sphinx The Last Stargunner Speaking in Bubbles The Root of the Problem Astropithecus

President Maggie Lawson is thrust into an unprecedented crisis when an alien craft crash-lands near her hometown while she gives a local speech. As the Secret Service mobilizes and special forces race to secure the site, Lawson's worst fear comes true—her fifteen-year-old daughter has gone missing. When it becomes clear that her daughter has been abducted by the extraterrestrial visitors for reasons unknown, Lawson calls on Curt Holt, a notorious former Army military intelligence officer known for his ability to interpret and handle unexplained aerial phenomena.

Kidnapped from Earth with my beloved twin sister, Maggie, I'm thrust into the heart of a ruthless alien mining operation. I figure it's over. I'll die soon, and I'll never see my sister again. I'm tossed into a cell with a blue-skinned warrior named Firion. He shows me a symbol on his hand and tells me this means I'm his fated mate. I'm not sure about that, but he's kind and protective, and he tells me we're going to escape. As we work side by side in the mine, our bond deepens, igniting a spark of hope in my heart.

When a psychic shriek for help nearly overwhelms the TARDIS, the Doctor and Belinda track the source to a distant planet. There they find a sentient, telepathic bioship named Adama and ragged colonists descended from the original crew. Adama is dying, and their spectral screams are growing strong enough to kill anyone in the vicinity.

An alien race is forced to leave their planet in search of a new home. The alien explorers do not travel in a ship but, interestingly enough, they travel as a swarm through space. When they arrive on our planet, they divide into two swarms, one pursuing a search in outer space for another suitable planet while the swarm remaining here searches for intelligent life. This of course was eons ago. They eventually find what they believe is a suitable species, with an interesting outcome.

Akakia is looking for the cute lady scientist that might have some answers for her, but even a simple attendance during class proves to be more than she can handle. Meanwhile, Sophia struggles to come to terms with the parasite inside her. This is book 4 of the Akakia series. WARNING: Contains explicit futanari/hermaphrodite content.

The Apocalypse always seems near for every generation at every time in history. After all, where would our mythologies be without some pending, fiery end to everything? How would one strike fear into the masses? Throughout the ages, technological advancements and ideas have been stunted by people motivated by their own agenda. Advances in thought have been buried by fanaticism. Now, the air is poisoned and the waters polluted. The population is far beyond what nature can support. Coexistence on Earth has proven impossible and self-preservation is the way of things nationally, locally and ...

My military career started out as a way for me to grow, to expand my opportunities, and leave my little rural hometown in Wisconsin. Who am I trying to fool? I was a broke farm girl trying to get an education. Everything after that just happened. But you're not here to read my sappy teenage memoirs. You're here to find out about “them”. How I was selected. And what happened. As a prior member of the US Air Force, Marie Peterson is reminded daily of what she misses being active duty versus her current civilian life. News stories and the threat of a comet stir her sense of patriotic duty ...

A seemingly simple detour during a routine military night route has consequences that Sargent Desiree Waters didn't expect. Unique experimental hybrid aircraft and a secret base, and then....nothing, yet everything. But something happened, and people are after her. Part of her knows why, but there has to be more. She is in trouble and has no where to go. History might repeat itself if Desiree can't figure it out. Can she trust her partner or anyone else? What does she need to do to save her name, and hence herself?

Mike, the uncle of Shay and her siblings, was an important human on Jaded. His future mate, Becka, who was a Majuri healer, was second only to Talai the head healer among the medical crew. They had dated a while, but neither were in a hurry to mate. Mike had been married before and loved his wife dearly. Maybe that was why he was in no particular hurry. Becka sensed his reluctance to finish their bond so she didn't push him. Sometimes she had doubts, but they had become the best of friends and the attraction was there, but they hadn’t had sex. Was it enough? Radvar decided to push them ...

The Humans and Elwists of Boucher’s World have undergone a major transformation that has changed them into... something else. They’ve been out of contact with their home-worlds for two thousand years but recently they’ve learned that an expedition will soon be arriving from Earth. The captain of the lead ship, Timothy Moore, and his crew are not aware that there’s a high-tech society or anyone other than Humans on Boucher’s World. They also don’t believe in psychic abilities. What will happen when they confront a situation for which they don’t even come close to being prepared...

Der Weltraum ist größer, als Sie es sich je vorgestellt haben. Hoch über den windgepeitschten Ebenen Kasachstans beginnen drei Raumfahrer an Bord einer russischen Sojus-Kapsel ihren Wiedereintritt in die Erdatmosphäre. Ein seltsames Flimmern, ein greller Lichtblitz, und die Kapsel verschwindet, als hätte sie nie existiert. Alles deutet auf ein Katastrophe hin, doch eine Kommunikationseinrichtung am anderen Ende der Welt fängt eine Nachricht auf, die von einem der Astronauten stammen könnte. Aber damit ist die Tragödie noch lange nicht abgewendet.