A thrilling e-novella based on Star Trek: The Original Series!Six months after the events of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Doctor Christine Chapel and Spock must save the life of an ailing Audrid Dax, her true nature as a Trill having remained a mystery until now. But after an unknown vessel attacks their shuttle, a risky game of cat-and-mouse may be the only way to save all their lives.

It’s been said that for any event, there are an infinite number of possible outcomes. Our choices determine which outcome will follow, and therefore all possibilities that could happen do happen across alternate realities. In these divergent realms, known history is bent, like white light through a shattered prism—broken into a boundless spectrum of what-might-have-beens. But in those myriad universes, what might have been . . . is what actually occurred.THE EMBRACE OF COLD...

"I think it's sweet. I really like it." - Jacinda Ardern, interview with The SpinoffThe baby is asleep and all is well. All is quiet until...Along comes a crowd of rowdy sports fans, paparazzi, politicians and many more.Shhh! Don't wake the baby!"A book which inspires youngsters to read." - NZ Herald

Strangely enough, Drake answered everything before it could be asked; but sometimes, the answers were more confusing than revealing. Drake turned to Pat and Maggie and whispered, "I can… visualize your questions. That's the best answer I can give you. Your language does not have the words to explain it." Maggie looked at Pat. Her look said Our language? The Stellar Family Chronicles follows the story of siblings Maggie, Pat, Lucy and Tommy. When their cousin Drake comes to visit from Alask...

A modern take on the classic rhyme Row, Row, Row Your Boat with three brave adventurers setting off on an epic journey.From the tallest penguin to the world's deadliest octopus, you might encounter a friendly narwhal or even a nest of sea snakes. But don't forget to look out for the crocodiles!With vibrant illustrations by Scott Pearson, The Big Row Your Boat Adventure is a fun read-along picture book, which teaches children about geograph...

Wisecracking Kate Sullivan and her loving husband Bill stumble into mysterious goings-on while vacationing at the Great Lakes Lodges resort on the shore of Lake Superior. But what starts out as intriguing gossip soon becomes no laughing matter . . . and maybe Kate's first attempt at amateur sleuthing will be her last.

Étienne Joubert is a knight out of time. He fought in the Crusades of the late thirteenth century, but now finds himself facing a different holy war in a twenty-first-century world teeming with the gods humanity has worshipped—except, it seems, for his own. Follow his journey through three exciting stories, all revised for this collection . . .A Medieval Knight in Vatican CityJoubert finds himself at war in a Rome he barely recognizes, dodging metal carts that spee...

Ed and Claire's longtime neighbor Roy has purchased a satellite dish, allowing around-the-clock TV watching, a rare thing in the farm country of northern Minnesota in 1984. Claire is worried that he's not sleeping, but the real problem is why Roy doesn't want to sleep. Now Ed finds himself trying to stay up all night to keep Roy company when all he wants is for his friend to get some much-needed rest.

Wisecracking Kate Sullivan and her teenage son, Max, are visiting the Minnesota State Fair together when they stumble upon a dead body. Emboldened by her previous misadventure investigating a murder at Great Lakes Lodges, Kate once again turns amateur sleuth, getting on the nerves of the usually unflappable Detective Skip Peterson.

Ed and Claire, married for forty years and retired from farming, drive out to their mailbox every day. Every day Ed swerves their pickup toward the mailbox as if distracted then swerves back at the last moment. Claire always acts startled, and they laugh. One day Ed doesn't swerve back, but he's the only one laughing at their wrecked mailbox . . .

In "The Sun Dress," a dress, an affair, and a gun lead to a surprising and explosive confrontation. Officer Peggy Roberts makes a traffic stop and hopes to catch a killer in "Clothes Make the Man." The flash fiction "Details, Details" illuminates the research behind David's perfect plan to kill his boss. Finally, "First Impression" is a night on the town with a cold-blooded assassin who has made going unnoticed the cornerstone of his profession.

Cpl. M. J. Robeson of the United Earth Systems Marines comes to in her quarters aboard the starship Alliance and discovers that she is the only member of the crew conscious while a lone unidentified intruder has invaded the ship. A brutal cat-and-mouse battle ensues between Robeson and the intruder for control over the starship, with the fate of hundreds of Robeson's crewmates hanging in the balance.