by Leslie Pike

4.4 stars – 82 reviews

Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled

Here’s the set-up:

Is it bad that hours after meeting stuntman STEVEN FRENCH I was having mind blowing sex on the beach with him? If it is, then it’s the best bad decision of my life.
Ever since my marriage ended, relationships for me have existed at an arms distance. I’d stopped looking for a white knight to come rescue me, and learned to rely only on myself. It seemed like the best way to avoid being hurt again. But that was before a film crew became my Pacific Grove neighbors and before I saw those hypnotic green eyes. Now, despite all odds, we’re creating our own Eden.
But there’s only one thing wrong with the GARDEN OF EDEN…
There’s always a snake

by Ken Brosky

5.0 stars – 3 reviews

Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled

Here’s the set-up:

The Earth that man once knew is long since gone. Gone are the days of human dominance – For over one hundred years now, Earth has been overrun by Specters, terrifying ghost-like aliens that have forced the remaining humans to take refuge inside protected cities. Proving rituals prepare young people for this new, terrifying world by throwing them out of the cities and into the dangerous world beyond.

For one group of clan members, this Proving will change everything. It will set in motion a horrifying turn of events that will bring humanity to its knees and force a retreat of Biblical proportions that will span entire galaxies.

Humanity must find a new home … before the Specters arrive again.

by Harry Simpson

4.5 stars – 6 reviews

Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled

Here’s the set-up:

It’s the last day of school and seven children are being told a story by a substitute teacher when they fall asleep as though a spell has been cast over them. They awaken to discover that clones have been sent home in their place while they’re trapped in school by an invisible bubble. Worse, it’s now the FIRST day of school. At least their dormitory is decorated with art treasures, their windows open to historical cities like Venice and Byzantium, they have lovely stroll around gardens, and food and delicious desserts appear like magic. Their living copies must know what’s going on, but they’re not saying much. Is it a clever alien invasion where children are being gradually cloned and replaced? Why does their principal look like a witch? Should they try to escape their gilded cage? Why bother to do homework if you can eat cupcakes and watch 3-D cartoons all day? Besides thrills, laughs, and adventures, there’s a bit of first romance, clueless adults, a peregrine falcon, a mysterious substitute teacher, two ghosts from the Titanic, and kids with amazing talents. Oh yeah…there’s also a giant asteroid on a collision course with earth. As their substitute teacher says, every story has a problem.