She thought she knew who she was. He thought he would be alone forever. They were both wrong. Sam has always kept her head down, focusing on her shifts at the Red Lady and steering clear of trouble—or, more specifically, the Thursday Club. The mysterious group of strikingly handsome men gathers in the bar's back room every week, sparking wild rumors Sam has no interest in entertaining. But when she is forced to serve them one fateful evening, Sam is drawn into their world—a world far more intriguing than she expected. They’re charming, quick-witted, and impossible to ignore. ...

“Attention all Star Wars fans! This continuing action-packed book of Kurt D. Spring's series, contains continual action, drama, family relationships, unusual characters, inter-racial interactions, and suspense continually ongoing!” –Lu Ann Worley, Rockin' Book Reviews Deirdre watched as Marisa turned and looked at her. She was shocked when she saw the child in her enemy's arms. The Gothowan woman turned away to shield the child. Deirdre saw the child's face. The child was looking right at her. Her expression was more curious than frightened. Deirdre knew she could take the fugitive ...

The 2nd moon of Jupiter has been turned into a prison planet, where for several generations robot drone ships have been dumping the scum of the universe, and are patrolled by a ring of security satellites. After a century of research, old core samples for the ice moon reveal that the frozen oceans of Europa hold the base element for an immortality drug that can extend the human lifespan several-fold. Now greedy military corporations race to exploit this new fountain of youth, only to discover they can't disable the orbiting sentry that was programmed to guard the inmates at all costs. It ...

This dark, twisted comedic memoir explores "The Cat Daddy's" judicial and sexual accountability as a soldier of reproductive fortune. Was it the cats, the genetically modified animals, the cuckolding, or the lifetime of illegal ventures that resulted in the karma of this firsthand accounting of prison purgatory?

Ingrid is just minding her business, taking her belated GED tests, and generally enjoying her life. Emerald City has been great for her esteem and for her health—mental and physical. Her celebration, after her tests are completed, is interrupted by a horrible murder with a body dumped in broad daylight. The grievous display is indicative of an ancient human society known as Hunter Killers, or HKs for short. They’ve invaded Emerald City and have started dropping bodies in the literal street. Ingrid soon realizes the terrible threat is far worse, as the humans are not the only enemies ...