Clarence is a successful lawyer in a big city whose law firm is under investigation by the FBI for embezzlement, and Clarence goes missing. Clarence finds himself stuck in an alternate reality surrounded by mysterious people who ask him strange questions. He must examine his understanding of reality if he hopes to escape. Meanwhile, outside in the real world, the Antichrist is coming to power. Unbeknownst to Clarence, he is the only one who knows how to stop the Antichrist. Clarence's ex-w...

An eighteenth-century Royal Navy captain sails between warring empires and into a revolution in "one of the author's best" naval adventures ( Bowsprit ).In Sea of Grey, Captain Alan Lewrie's HMS Proteus sets sail for the French colony of Saint Domingue, where a brutal slave rebellion led by Toussaint L'Ouverture threatens to derail a failing British intervention. Amidst the chaos and bloodshed, Lewrie mus...

The past comes back to haunt our rakish captain in this swashbuckling historical naval adventureAlan Lewrie is still captain of the HMS Proteus, one of the British Navy's newest frigates. But Lewrie's amorous escapade comes back to haunt him when an unidentified individual writes to his wife Caroline, outlining some of the finer points in his illustrious past.But Lewrie already has his hands full as he and Proteus are as...

Alan Stacey was a promising English driver for an upstart Team Lotus headed by manager and owner Colin Chapman. A few years into the 1960s Team Lotus would compete as an equal with the great factory cars fielded by Ferrari and Porsche. Stacey landed a Formula One ride after winning events such as the Goodwood-Whitsun meeting of June 1957. He won the 1100 cc race there driving a Lotus Eleven. Stacey also competed in the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1957 and 1958 in a 750 cc Lotus.

Eternal life as a cyborg sounded good to Brandon Elliott Keagan, but when science proves the existence of an eternal afterlife, his own eternity sours. Now, BeK must find a way to wiggle out of his contract, despite the fact that neither his corporate masters, nor his programming, will allow it.Richard Alan Dickson, author of "G-Blade" and "Gateway: Left Behind," returns with a story of technology gone wrong. With an eerie premise and a plausible plot, "No Guts, No Glory" is a movi...

Three delightful Halloween tales of ticklish tricks and tasty treats from Richard Alan Dickson and Tor Richardson. Fire up the flashlight, tuck the blanket to your chin, and take a welcome trip down memory lane. Stories include "Big Enough for Halloween," "The Menace of the Unseen Terror," and "Boo? Boo Who?"

When mistakes begin to plague the best team in the big-money game of recycling stars, Gordon Grant races to find the rivals responsible for the sabotage. The last thing he needs is to destroy a solar system with an ill-timed mistake... but the last thing his rivals need is the wrath of Gordon Grant and the White Haul Wildcats.Richard Alan Dickson, author of "G-Blade" and "Gateway: Left Behind," presents a tale of stubborn survival in a universe past its prime, where dead suns must ...

When a young wizard tries to steal a kiss from a dryad and the moon begins to fall from the sky, he realizes that the plan has gone slightly awry. If he can't fix things fast, his dad's gonna kill him... if the moon doesn't do it first. Fortunately, a fiery friend has a plan, even if her plan might just be the most dangerous plan of them all.Richard Alan Dickson, author of "Love, Venusian Style," returns with a charming tale of fantasy and adventure sparked by the errant quest for ...

With MiddleBoy Blue back in action, the city needs a superhero.  Too bad none can come.  Fortunately, Joatman is on the job!  Can the dastardly villain survive the special brand of justice dispensed by a Jack of All Trades, Master at None?  Better yet, can the city?   Richard Alan Dickson, author of "Hank the Happy Snowman," returns with a wacky tale of superhero mayhem and chaotic misadventure.  With a bumbling hero turned loose upon...

For anyone but the youngest son of the Clan Chief, slaying the fiercest flying beast on the twelve planets would be an impressive task.  Not for Dras'unat.  He must do so using a temperamental flying chariot from a long-dead race.  But that won't stop him.  He will prevail.  He will take his rightful place... unless the beast, or the chariot, kills him first.   Richard Alan Dickson, author of "G-Blade" and "Gateway: Left Behind,&...

For Cyd Euripides, parking cars for Venusian goddesses on Atlantis might not be the most challenging work, but the former serf enjoys the career change.  Fresh air, sunshine, an occasional flight through the air after being swatted by a displeased goddess... life is good.  But when the other serfs drag Cyd into a crazy escape plan, the doomed island may never be the same again.   Richard Alan Dickson, author of "Love, Venusian Style," returns with a...

You can't believe everything you hear in high school, so when Leo hears he's going to the big dance with the Homecoming Queen, he laughs. It's no joke, though. For a computer geek, the favor she asks in return is a trifle. But if he's not careful, Leo Rystrom may find that her innocent request will destroy his life even more quickly than her jealous ex-boyfriend, who vows his revenge.Richard Alan Dickson, author of "The Halloween Hop," returns with a tale of light suspense and high...