Next up will be ALIENESE, a humorous but thoughtful sci-fi title from Oliver Davis Pike, on July 6. Here is the blurb:
Dave Ladd, has-been musician, didn’t
mind being abducted by aliens. Especially when those aliens had
plenty of cash to compensate him. Let them keep whatever secret they
seemed to have learned about Earth.
So he thought when he was returned to
his home in rural Alabama. But he was already too involved in that
secret — a secret that involved the survival of humanity — and
soon was on the run with an alien girlfriend, first on Earth and then
‘out there.’ A solution must be found by the motley band
of humans and aliens thrown together in ALIENESE, a science fiction
novel by Oliver Davis Pike.
This will be our first title by Mr. Pike. It will be followed on September 7 by a new fantasy novel from Stephen Brooke, THE CROCODILE GOD (the sequel to The Crocodile's Son). The blurb:
Caring for her estate and her
two-year-old son was quite enough for Qala, once Queen of Pirates.
Gladly had she left the excitement of her former life behind. So what
if she had never found the love she had once been promised?
Now the boy was beginning to show his
heritage as child of the Crocodile God, disappearing to visit other
worlds and bringing home little monster playmates. There were
important political negotiations going on practically on her
doorstep, negotiations involving kings and empires, pirates and
wizards, and try though she might, Qala was going to be swept up in
them.
Then Zedos’s father shows up and the
gods get involved. Would Qala ever be able to live the simple life
she desired and maybe, just maybe, find love? Join her as she
searches in The Crocodile God, a fantasy adventure by Stephen Brooke.
