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Ren has never been able to control his life. Without warning, he wakes up somewhere else. A different era. A different world. A different version of everything he knows: pirates, planets, and kingdoms he can't name. The people around him never notice; they just keep living as if the world didn't change overnight. Then he meets a girl. A girl who makes him want to stay in one place forever. But loving her means risking everything.

In the year 2278. The world is a wasteland, civilization erased by a nuclear holocaust two centuries earlier. Jackson was never meant to be here, thrust forward in time from 2041 by a catastrophic mistake that cost him everything… including his wife. Now stranded in a future ruled by a deadly virus, violence, and something far worse, Jackson will do whatever it takes to find a way back to her, even if it means crossing a wasteland crawling with the infected and uncovering secrets buried deep within the ruins of the old world.

When a disillusioned former Space Force test pilot Gavin Trent tries to get away from life's responsibilities for awhile, he wasn't expecting a visit from an alien emissary named Jay. And he certainly wasn't expecting to learn that an ancient interstellar civilization had been watching humanity for decades. Not to conquer. Not to interfere. But to decide its place in the galactic community. Earth stands at a crossroads. Divided. Armed. Suspicious of itself. And far closer to extinction than anyone realizes.

Two centuries after nuclear fire consumed civilization, Jackson Chandler continues his desperate fight across the brutal wastelands of the future. Haunted by the memory of the wife he lost and driven by the hope of finding a way back home, Jackson and his companions push deeper into the deadly Winterlands: a frozen graveyard filled with radiation, collapsing cities, infected horrors, and enemies who know far more about the apocalypse than they should. But the truth behind humanity’s fall is far worse than anyone imagined.

“Kent Priore writes like a natural about the supernatural, and The Monsters Among Us is a marvelously dark and true novel. American fiction has found a terrific new voice.”—Joseph O’Neill, PEN/Faulkner Award-Winning Author of NetherlandSeth’s life until now has been a product of a...

People are changing. Anger and violence are falling like poison rain as the value of human life is degrading to zero. A force as old as mankind itself is pushing humanity toward extinction. Religious leaders search for answers. Governments search for control. Could the key to mankind's survival be found in the hearts of ordinary people who still believe that doing good is worth the cost? The quest is ancient, the pathway fraught with danger and unspeakable evil. But if enough answer the call, a force will rise. A force as old as time.

Riding to the rescue with quick wits and snappy one-liners.Tobias Halson is back, and this time, the city of Philadelphia is the hunting ground for a monstrous serial killer. Tobias must track down an enemy who looks almost completely normal, except werewolves are anything but human, and all while teaching two new apprentice Hunters. Did he mention dealing with an annoying wizard and juggling his love life with Detective Benson?

Riding to the rescue with quick wits and snappy one-liners. Tobias Halson, a young paranormal hunter, is charged with protecting the city of Philadelphia from the undead creatures of the night. A corporate board member is thrown out of an office building showing signs of vampire attack, and Tobias is called in to investigate. But he soon realizes he’s out of his element, lost in a world of white collar politics and water cooler plots. With the innocence of a young woman in danger, it’s a race against time to find the killer, preferably before Tobias ends up the next victim.

Witches, werewolves and ghosts prowl the streets of Kansas City. And those are the good guys. OHR director Nathan Quipp spent his life protecting us from the supernatural world... and that world from us. But ley lines are surging. Allies are dying. And a near-divine source urges him to find a man who vanished and no one can remember—the Eidolon. Eidolon: From the Case Files of the OHR is the first installment of the OHR Case Files. Urban fantasy for listeners of Jim Butcher, Ben Aaronovitch and Kim Harrison.

#1 bestselling author and master storyteller Donald Morrison's It Burrows follows a routine mission where one of the miners returns with something no one can see—and no one can stop. What begins as a minor wound becomes a relentless infection that spreads through flesh, turning a mining station into a prison of violence, paranoia, and irreversible change. When field engineer Rivers returns from a desolate exoplanet with his partner, Flores, what begins as a minor wound festers into a horrifying infection.

Nothing has ever returned from the Eradamis Sector. For decades, the region has remained sealed off by the Alliance Council. Ships vanish there. Probes disappear without a trace. Entire expeditions are swallowed by the unstable void beyond its boundary. To pilots and freight captains, it has another name: The Demon Zone. When the Alliance Research Vessel Axiom becomes the first ship in decades to cross into Eradamis, the mission is meant to change everything. Instead, contact is lost, and the Axiom joins the long list of vessels that never came back.

In the wild west, he’s been called many things — outlaw, renegade, bounty hunter. But one thing’s certain: he’s every wanted man’s worst nightmare. John Benedict is often the last face a criminal ever sees, and for good reason. Ruthless, skilled, and driven by a past he can’t outrun, Benedict hunts evil in all its forms — by any means necessary.

Matt Allen knew it wouldn’t be easy convincing his ex-wife Lilly that their son should have a chance to live with his dad, at least for a little while. He’s been gone four years, but he’s back now. The divorce had been bitter, so of course Lilly is dead set against the idea.

From the universe of the acclaimed Ethelium Trilogy comes a haunting new Sci-fi horror. An unknown vessel is found drifting in the galactic shipping lanes. When a warship is sent to investigate, the ship appears to be dead. Empty and lifeless. Or so it would seem. Close by is the planet, Phantarus. A rain-soaked world that turns quietly under the watchful eye of a black hole called Solkara Minor. Nothing escapes its pull. Nothing, until now.

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In Alderbrook, Vermont, winter keeps its secrets buried deep. When a man is found dead in the snow beneath the birches, suspicion falls on Nate Lorimer, an organic chemistry professor whose quiet life is suddenly shattered by rumor, scrutiny, and fear. In a town where everyone knows your name and no one forgets a scandal, it does not take long for suspicion to harden into judgment. As the case tightens around him, Nate becomes the focus of a murder investigation that feels increasingly personal.

A brutal murder on a New England beach in the mid-1980s lures detective Joseph Tey from months of self-imposed isolation. As Tey delves into the mystery, he worries about the erosion of skills that once allowed him to solve complex mysteries. Aided by a journal he has kept of his past experiences while caring for his mother, a former detective who suffers from Alzheimer's Disease, Tey cautiously re-enters the world he left behind and discovers the terrible truth about why he left.