The Zaftans and the folks from Gundarland are at it again. This time, the encounter is in deep space and two powerful fleets of warships face off. While the fleets challenge each other, two females struggle to survive. Sam is a new type of android with an organic brain. She is perplexed by her unexpected ability to experience emotions. Her primary one is loneliness caused by the officers she is supposed to work with who treat her with contempt. Klatze, a beautiful zaftan officer blessed with talent and ability, a rarity in the zaftan navy, comes to the attention of the fleet's commodore,...

Tired of reading scifi and fantasy stories that take themselves too seriously? Zaftan Entrepreneurs is a unique First Contact story; it is part adventure and part corporate and political satire spiced with comic relief. Here, youll find nasty, snarly aliens, fantasy creatures, humans, romance, magic, and--just like the real world--incompetent politicians and feuding bureaucracies. What more could a fantasy/scifi reader ask for?

Aliens, fantasy creatures and humans in one story? They dont mix very well. Neither do untrustworthy aliens and deceitful government bureaucrats.

Laughter is like free health insurance: you cant get too much of it. This book will give you enough laughs to boost your health. Its filled with delightful entertainment. Without commercial interruption!
Gundarland is populated by humans, dwarfs, elves and other races; its the backdrop for unique adventures, brilliant heroes and cunning villains. There are six short stories and two novellas in here. All are new. Youll meet some of Shakespeares most famous characters, a warrior-cook, vigilantes, a trio of beautiful, lusty princesses to mention just a few of the memorable characters in the...

This novel is Shakespeare's Worst Nightmare. It takes two of the Bard's most famous plays, Hamlet and Othello, and recasts them in Gundarland. There, Hamlet becomes a dwarf and Othello a dark elf. If that isn't bad enough, these two tragedies are now comedies with Falstaff, Shakespeare's most popular rogue, thrown in as a bonus. Both Hamlet and Othello are plagued by the scheming Falstaff, who embezzles money from Othello. After Hamlet becomes king (with help from Falstaff) the rogue becomes the dark nemesis behind the throne.

Moxie recognizes she hasn't been trained to rule and she needs lessons about the real world. She decides to flee the castle to learn how to rule and to learn about life outside the castle.
Moxie faces unexpected obstacles as she struggles to cope with a brutal reality that tests her mettle and determination.

What reviewers say about Moxie's Problem.
* The book had the most unique story ever written in the history. If you hate the usual stereotypes, then this book is written for you: Anila Hoxra
* I have never ever laughed so hard while reading a book: Patricia