At forty-seven, Nathan Brooks has spent years carrying regrets about the past, especially the family struggles that shaped him and the girl he never got the chance to know better. Then one night, Nathan makes an impossible wish: to be thirteen again and start over.The next morning, he wakes up in 1987. Suddenly, Nathan is living in his childhood home with his parents and siblings decades younger, reconnecting with old friends, riding his bike through a world of arcades, cassette ta...

For years, stories have circulated around the Superstition Mountains about an old hermit who seems to have been there forever.University of Arizona graduate student Matt Hayden has always been fascinated by the stories, but fascination isn't enough for a historian. When the opportunity arises to investigate the legend for his final graduate paper, Matt sets out to find out what is fact, what is folklore, and whether the mysterious hermit ever existed at all.He finds the ans...

In 2156, Doctor John Hawking achieves the impossible: practical time travel. With the starship USS Albert Einstein, he and a hand-picked crew can open rips in fluid time and visit any moment in history.What begins as pure scientific curiosity quickly becomes something far more dangerous. The United States government has other plans. They want Hawking to change the past. Every intervention, however, carries a price.Rogue time travelers from the future are a...

Welcome to the Everyday Town Library—where fiction leaps off the page, time rewinds through the card catalog, and the thesaurus might just eat you alive.In this ten-chapter genre-bending saga, Cliff Ball invites readers into a world where librarians battle curses, footnotes, and interdimensional chaos to protect the stories that shape reality.From haunted microfiche to banned book rebellions, The Library Saga: Guardians of Genre is a whimsical, heartfelt a...

The first novel of three in the Perilous Times Series.In a near-future America where the federal government has seized control of healthcare, Doctor Neal Kirkland watches patients deemed "unworthy" of expensive care quietly die. When a devout Christian family refuses to accept the inevitable death of their patriarch, Kirkland is forced to confront questions he has long ignored. Their quiet faith begins to crack open a world he thought he understood.Meanwhile, powerful globa...

In 2156, Doctor John Hawking achieves the impossible: practical time travel. With the starship USS Albert Einstein, he and a hand-picked crew can open rips in fluid time and visit any moment in history.What begins as pure scientific curiosity quickly becomes something far more dangerous. The United States government has other plans. They want Hawking to change the past. Every intervention, however, carries a price. Rogue time travelers from the future are already ...

The first novel of three in the Christian end times series, the Perilous Times.In a near-future America where the federal government has seized control of healthcare, Doctor Neal Kirkland watches patients deemed "unworthy" of expensive care quietly die. When a devout Christian family refuses to accept the inevitable death of their patriarch, Kirkland is forced to confront questions he has long ignored. Their quiet faith begins to crack open a world he thought he understood....

The Trail of Tears stole George Massey's home, his people, and nearly his faith. But God isn't finished with him yet. When a Christian family rescues him from the wilderness, George's path takes him across the expanding American frontier—from Kentucky to the Oregon Trail—on a journey not only of survival, but of faith restored.

What if you could relive your teenage years knowing everything you know today?At forty-seven, Nathan Brooks carries a lifetime of regrets. Then the impossible happens: he wakes up thirteen years old again in 1987, armed with decades of memories and a second chance at life.He gets to see his parents while they’re still young, reconnect with old friends, and experience the late 1980s all over again. Most of all, he has another shot with Gwen, the girl who got away the first t...

When a planet-killing meteor threatens Earth, a small advanced nation called Terra makes a radical choice: leave. They build a starship, select a fraction of their people, and vanish into the stars, abandoning the rest of humanity to face extinction.Centuries later, the descendants of those travelers return. What they find is not the world they left behind. Earth has fractured into primitive kingdoms, empires, and dark ages. The Terrans watch in secret, occasionally nudging history...

In 1963, the shots in Dealey Plaza change history in an unexpected way. President John F. Kennedy survives, but the personal and political cost is immense. As the nation reels, a different path opens—one that will reshape the Space Race and the fate of the free world.Years later, a bold new American leadership refuses to treat the Moon as a finish line. Instead, they set their sights higher: permanent bases, deeper exploration, and a future among the stars. The Soviet Union answers...

The margins are stirring, the genres are glitching, and the footnotes are starting to fight back in book 2 of The Library Saga.Bonnie thought she'd redirected a library page. Instead, she created a genre virus with editorial flair and a vendetta against exposition. Now the Redactor is rewriting reality — one trope at a time. Romance becomes courtroom drama. Cookbooks narrate in noir. And the Mystery Section won't stop rhyming.As the Library fractures under narrativ...