Now in paperback, the New York Times Bestselling sequel to TUNNELS, with bonus materials and a sneak peek at the third book in the series! In TUNNELS, boy archaeologist Will Burrows went in search of his missing father--and discovered a sinister subterranean world. Now, wandering the dark, hot bowels beneath the Colony with his best friend, Chester, and his brother, Cal, Will stumbles across the Styx's dastardly plan to enslave all Topsoilers by poisoning them with a lethal toxin. Slowly h...

Someone is zombifying athletes at Clear Cut High School in Utah. Lucky the school has its own young superhero in the person of Mildred Betbeze to try and figure out what's going on. Pep rallies, cheerleaders, new kids in the neighborhood are just some of things our hero and her sidekick slash best friend Aisha have to deal with in the first book in Tin Universe's new middle grade series.

The second Tin Universe middle grade book bring Mildred and her friends a story where Sasha investigate strangers in town, Aisha is just happy someone else is dealing with sidekick leftover duties, and Mildred deals with Clear Cut wildlife going weird, including the football team.

The third Tin Universe middle grade book finds our heroes, friends, and family going up against cracks in "not" reality, creepy childrens, and threats to those they love. Clear Cut has never faced these sort of stakes before and will not come out of it without a lot of scars.

FLIGHT OF THE COMING STORM 2.0What are the small everyday events for a hero that are very big? A solo tale about the hero Pulpy.THE DAWGS OF WARFollowing on from events seen in Stereo 2.0 comes this story of what happen to The Dawgs Of War after Death waved his hands to set their destiny in motion.

Mildred, Aisha, Sasha, and all of Clear Cut are dealing with the events that took the life of a hero and wrecked destruction on their community and lives. New paths are being chosen and forced upon people, new friends are discovered, new enemies appear, and cracks are showing in the fragile world they live in. Join us as we present another installment in the yearly Tin Universe Universe Middle Grade Series. Nothing is the same, and more changes, harsh changes are to come.

Dhaka 2.0 is the re-release of a cut chapter vignette from The Past Forward that focuses on a dream of a character that will have a great impact on the future of the whole Tin Universe. And it has new cover!!!

The monthly Tin Universe free story series continues as you are taken on a journey of the inner workings of the Tin Universe and perception. The ways in which some people are beginning to see all of creation and that insight might be the only thing to save everything... like in everything everything.

In less than a century, Jaguar grew from a tiny motorcycle sidecars manufacturer into one of of the leading luxury carmakers, surviving one World War, one oil crisis, and the Japanese invasion of the luxury segment. But that impressive growth and resiliency came at a price. Marketing replaced good engineering, branding won over product design, mass production and economies of scale took over craftmanship. Is the roaring Jaguar still alive? Will it be able to bounce again despite successive...

A new look for the first book in Roderick Gordon and Brian Williams's bestselling series!'It's well paced, exciting and - in places - frightening and bloody.' THE GUARDIANFourteen-year-old Will Burrows lives with his family in London. He has little in common with them except for a passion for digging which he shares with his father.When his father suddenly disappears down an unknown tunnel, Will decides to investigate with his fr...

A tour de force that diagnoses the structural root of the violence that plagues us all.Trauma surgeon and professor Dr. Brian H. Williams has seen it all: gunshot wounds, stabbings, and traumatic brain injuries. In The Bodies Keep Coming, Williams ushers us into the trauma bay, where the wounds of a national emergency amass.As a Harvard-trained physician, Williams learned to keep his head down and his scalpel ready. As a Black man, he learned to sw...

THE PAST FORWARD In this book for the most part you will find people saying things like: "I'm old enough to make my own underwear choices." And probably way too many pop culture references. Anything else on the high or low brow measure is highly due to delusions of grandeur on the part of the writer.