Aussie Mythology is a work of fiction in the science fiction, family saga drama and space opera sub-genres, and was penned by author Kevin Johnson. Suitable for reading ages from teens and upward, this is an engaging and innovative way to use fantasy and science...

Aftermath: A Novel by John Reizer is the story of a man as he tries to make sense of the chaos around him. A graduate from the University of South Caroline, Kyle Wilson was a self-employed computer entrepreneur. It was close to Christmas when everything...

In the best traditions of nineteenth-century Gothic horror, A Time For Us by F. J. J. Delegato picks up a thread from Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and spins a new tale related to the original. Unlike the original, this is a much faster-paced book written for...

Agent Sasha is a work of fiction in the science fiction, action, and adventure sub-genres, and was penned by author George Hudoba. Taking many of the fantastic traits and much-loved tropes of classic galaxy-spanning science fiction, this novel takes us out of our world and...

A is for Aliens: A-Z of Horror is a work of collected fiction in the horror, science fiction, and speculative adventure sub-genres and was penned by thirteen authors at Red Cape Publishing. The work is more suitable for mature readers as it does contain...

A New Planet is a work of fiction in the science fiction, action, and adventure sub-genres, and was penned by author Todd M. Thiede. In this intense and thrilling adventure, we find a civilization on the brink of collapse, where three world leaders can’t help...

Abandoned: A Sacred Mission is a work of fiction in the science fiction, action, and adventure sub-genres and was penned by author Neal Thompson. In this fascinating novel, which combines thriller and mystery elements into its exciting storyline, we discover that there are secrets aboard...

Adventures of Death, Reincarnation and Annihilation, written by Francis H. Powell, indeed offers an adventurous and very eloquent look into different scenarios regarding the preservation and continuation of the human race. Although it reads a bit like an anthology, offering the reader quite a few...

An English Apocalypse by Paul J.C. Edge is an exceptional zombie apocalypse story. The word “zombie” is never used as a name for the infected in this book, but the easiest way for me to describe them is as fast-moving zombies. What makes this book...

Alexander X, written by Edward Savio and narrated by Wil Wheaton, is a story that explores the possibility of genetic mutation. And by this, I don’t mean something that causes a disease or somehow weakens the human body. It is a gene that slows aging...