“The life of a spy is to know… not be known.”HUMINT. Better recognized as Human Intelligence.The nations of the world have one thing in common. Regardless of the size. They all spy on one another. Some more than others. And at the end of the day—information isn’t going to gather itself.Savoir Faire is a carefully crafted collection that pulls back the curtain on the world of undercover activities. These are the dangerous men and women who w...

Over 1150 Pages Of Pure Unadulterated Bedlam.Black Ops. Assassins. And some good ol' fashioned vigilante justice to spice things up. Action speaks louder than words in this triumvirate of chaos.Watch as our brutally efficient protags go to work—doing what they do best. This is a rootin', tootin' page turning affair. A shot of adrenaline to your cerebral cortex, if you will. A menagerie of chicanery. Being bad has never quite felt this good!T...

Nearly 1100 Pages of Otherworldly Action-Adventure.Another Sloane Swinton exclusive. Perfect for the insatiable bibliophile. Dystopia is all the rage in this comprehensive troika of futuristic sci-fi fantasy. The world as we all know it—will never be the same.Titles included in this special collection are as follows:Book 1: Mimema: When an enigmatic journalist begins investigating a powerful corporation...

Retired…A word—many people spend their entire professional lives hoping to say; an opportunity to leave the rat race behind—while finally having the freedom to engage in their true passions—whatever those may be.In the cases of Floyd Atwater and Joe Reddy, two black ops agents who have spent a lifetime teetering on the edge, retirement has a totall...

“It is only through the tragic lens of death that we may be able learn the beautiful meaning of life.”Nowhere was the above-referenced quote more relevant than to the existence of MAVUTO LOYISO, a former South African officer turned gun for hire. Since adolescence—Mav—as the world had come to know him—was forced to endure.Beginning with his father’s unsolved murder to making ends meet in present-day Johannesburg, some might gather that nihilism had a stranglehold o...

“We only become aware of a void when we attempt to fill it.”That had long been the mantra of Major Warren “Ren” Chevalier, a decorated former soldier, now working security and logistics at the Chinese Embassy in D.C. Over the years, Ren developed a reputation for solving problems before they had the chance to develop.Since the passing of his late wife, Ren tried everything humanly possible to compensate for that loss by being the best father he could to their only ...

Space... long considered the final frontier to the vast majority of people on Earth.However, for the powers that be running the United Nations, it represented something totally different—an escape. An escape from an environment ravaged by centuries of war, greed, over-population and hyper-industrialization—now having been altered into a decaying brown globe of pestilence and death.No one understood this looming threat more than Dr. Myron Bethea, a renowned geologist working...

Publisher's Note: This story contains vignettes of abuse against a minor. Reader discretion is advised.For the vast majority—their dreams will prove to be elusive. Regardless of how hard they work to keep them alive.Which brings us to the curious case of Emma Avancena. A woman, who for all intents and purposes, has never believed in the power of her dreams; having had hers cut short by personal tragedy during her adolescence.That tragedy turning her...

Serendipity…For the better part of twenty-five years, both Octavia Fiske and Armand Mundy have long awaited this particular weekend.For Fiske, the CEO of the Norwood Fox, this weekend represents new beginnings, as the company morphs into an undeniable behemoth. While for Mundy, it’s the opposite; the end of the Air Force major general’s tenure acting as lead mechanical engineer on the globe’s prototype autarkical space station—the First Arcadia.Originally c...

It is often stated that imitation is the highest form of flattery. In the case of Chicago journalist, Malinda Skoda, expecting such sycophancy would be a proverbial waste of time. Simply put, she’s the last of a dying breed.In a time where press and media are largely controlled by corporate interests, what the general public is offered to read and watch can no longer be considered objective and unbiased, but rehearsed and prejudiced, all in an effort to sway.This reality is...