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Three exciting stories by amazing science fiction storyteller Daniel McMillan that remind us - don't believe everything you see.... Sanctuary - After Mary Russell has her ingenious proposal rejected by the tech company she works for, she decides to move on and create her vision without them. In realizing her life’s ambition, everything else in her world is torn apart. She should have been more careful what she wished for.

An overwhelming alien invasion has broken Earth's last human encampment. The few ragged survivors flee into the mountains. But the strange aliens have a horrible secret: they can see the thought-trails the humans leave behind. And now the aliens follow these same trails into the mountainside forest to hunt - and feed - on their human prey. This story is about one alien tracker, thirsty for human thoughts, chasing one man.

A father tries to help his son - the only family member he has left - pursue his interest in finding the legendary Santa Anna Gold. The only problem is, the boy wants to go back in time in order to locate it. Sometimes the things a father will do for an only child are limitless.

Stacked in the back of Dora's Explorables Antique Shop is an old wooden door with a secret. What would you do if you could go back in time? Would you try to fix the past? Or grab yourself a new future? Jessup's Door is a 12,000-word short story about time and love.

In the post-collapse world, animals are once again returned to the top of the food chain as nearly all of the humans on the planet have perished. The budgies and bats of Davao City are expanding their colonies as nature intended when they stumble upon remnants of the human population. The decisions made after this discovery will affect all those involved in ways they could never imagine.

A short tale concerning a strange email received. Elements of time travel teleportation, alternate realities/universes.

Funky "yo mama" jokes from all around the block!

Meditation is an ancient practice that has been around longer than recorded history. Its purpose is to allow an individual to intently focus on their inner mind and discover peace and answers that may otherwise elude them in their daily lives. It is very useful for developing self-discipline, and mastering even the simplest of meditation techniques can bring about profound changes in one's life. This little book explores the possibilities of meditation and its positive effects on your life.