The Landfill is a fast-paced Biblically inspired science fiction adventure through time, galaxies, and societies. A book, glazed like a lemon-filled donut with the bizarre to the profound. Thick layers of chocolate excitement for your brain, and heavy meatloaf-like concepts for your heart. There’s love and great evil within this strange tale, exploring mind, body, and spirit. Come along for the ride and bring your own cup of coffee! From the text-"On the way down, the box was saturated with a new experimental genetic pretreatment, designed to humanely destroy the sentient nature of non-...

Earth is lost, yet Mars hangs on. Sergeant Teve Porter's life changed when the Zeal invaded Earth and devastated the planet. Fighting on the ground for the United Earth Forces, Teve battles the alien aggressors while soldiers around him continue to die. After a failed op, Teve is sent on a rescue mission to recover an important soldier taken prisoner by the Zeal. The ambitious task takes him behind enemy lines, revealing something so shocking about the Zeal, it may change the war forever. Lieutenant Bradley Porter has spent the last three years fighting the Zeal fleet that ...

Absentee alien landlords intend to eliminate humans and occupy Earth. No government acknowledges the existence of extraterrestrials, yet supposedly extinct animals rampage across four continents because the landlords want the planet without the people. Meanwhile, human and alien criminals vie for control of human society. A few friendly aliens help Harmony and Caiden develop plans to counter the threats. Resistance is likely futile.

Through chance, a young Earthman becomes bonded with an intelligent spaceship and then forced into exile from the To’Ach’an, a space-faring race who built the ship. Years later he is forced out of exile by a brutal attack on a young girl he is sworn to protect. In a universe ruled mostly by corrupt officials of an out of control Empire, he must somehow face his own inner demons, and lead his ship into battles which will ultimately determine the fate of thousands of planets. Along the way, Earth must face exposure to a widespread galactic civilization they didn’t even know existed, and...

The war was over, and they had won. Now they could organize the peace. They knew the tranquil times had finally arrived. Even their self-aware starships and their telepathic friends, the Pixies, agreed. Peace had prevailed. Too bad they had never been more wrong. Soon they would need a hero, but heroes are never there when you need them. Besides, everyone knows heroes are big, and strong, and male. Well, aren’t they? They certainly aren’t moody and cute and snarky little brats. That would never do. Thanks, but we’ll just use one of the heroes we already have. This is the fourth book ...