Growing up, I enjoyed many different kinds of science fiction writing, always trying to find my favorite. Ultimately, I settled on just old-fashioned, good story telling. That seemed to be what I liked the most. So, that's what these are, just entertaining stories. No hidden, deep meaning, I don't have a message to push, and there are no dragons, mystics or lost cities. Just, hopefully, fun and interesting stories to read and capture your imagination.
Fiction, Suspense, Sci-Fi
An epic story of two races, two planets and over 250 million years of history. Follow them both as they make their way through planetary disasters, wars and technological advancements to stagger the imagination. Our story starts with a cataclysmic planetary disaster and ends with a devastating war that neither side really wanted but no one knew how to avoid.
2017 TxAuthors Best Sci-Fi Book Series, Fiction, Sci-Fi
The residents of Falls City, Nebraska are having disturbing dreams. They are dreaming they are meeting their long-dead loved ones. Almost every resident is dreaming this. And, they are aware of what is happening within their dreams. It seems they all work for a new particle collider built in the US that is much bigger than the LHC in CERN. Something goes wrong with the collider that seems to be causing everyone to dream. The media picks up the story and sells it as finding dead loved ones in heaven. But, almost as soon as they begin to talk about it, a zealot running a cult in Idaho hears their story and begins to take steps to shut it all down as blasphemy.
Fiction, Suspense, Sci-Fi
In New Territory Revealed, we finally find out what happened to Sarah at the end of the first book, New Territory. All the other characters are back, Dr. Sanders, General Grant and Mark, as they try to understand what really happened in New Territory and what it means for all of us. Samuel, from the first book, redeems himself as he works with the rest of the team to tear down the bridge in the mist for good.
Fiction, Suspense, Sci-Fi
SETI, the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, has been looking for ET since the mid 50's. If we find alien life, what makes us think they will be friendly ? If Galactic civilizations evolve anything at all like our own planetary species has evolved, we may be in for some deadly surprises. "We only have to look at ourselves to see how intelligent life might develop into something we wouldn’t want to meet. I imagine they might exist in massive ships, having used up all the resources from their home planet. Such advanced aliens would perhaps become nomads, looking to conquer and colonize whatever planets they can reach … If aliens ever visit us, I think the outcome would be much as when Christopher Columbus first landed in America, which didn’t turn out very well for the Native Americans." Stephen Hawking >