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Half dragon. Half human.
All woman…
…and all killer.
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Ryan Southwick decided to dabble at writing late in life, and quickly became obsessed with the craft. His technical experience, medical skills, and lifelong fascination for science fiction became the ingredients for his book series, “The Z-Tech Chronicles”, which combines elements of each into a fantastic contemporary tale of super-science, fantasy, and adventure, based in his Bay Area stomping grounds.
Half dragon. Half human.
All woman…
…and all killer.
Two friends, divided by tragedy, race to thwart an insidious plot that threatens humanity’s survival across the galaxy.
In a future Earth ravaged by storms, a farmer named Seg uncovers a dangerous web of intrigue, prophecies, and ancient artifacts hidden within Holtondome that may change everything.
Fi’s destiny becomes clear, and it’s the opposite of what she wanted: vast, mired in politics, and critically important to far more than her beloved Earth.
Emra had always believed that the Galileo Space Force and the Marines didn’t mix.
An ancient, powerful evil is loose in San Francisco. The heart of Silicon Valley must fight back the only way they know how — with compassion, unwavering determination, and, of course, super-technology.
A vampire hunter has his sights on Anne Perrin, threatening to unleash the very evil she and her friends are fighting to contain.
Charlie’s life force is fading. His only hope is an aged martial arts master in the remote reaches of China who, as far as Cappa can tell, doesn’t like him very much.
An ancient evil in Anne’s head aims to ruin her tranquil life and end humanity.
It must be Tuesday.
Orwing Industries has kidnapped Anne’s family in a final play for world domination. It’s the last mistake they might ever make.
Even artificially intelligent recovering assassins need a home.
Ellen Bloom just wants a normal working relationship with her colleagues at her old job. But, at this point, she’d be happy with a pulse.
Croft Winder had grown up believing that love is blind.
This is the anthology we all need — one that can help us survive our corporate servitude with our hearts and souls intact.