A sci-fi, parallel arena that confines its action to the turmoil and harassment of a yoo'nah household in Oo-tah'rah with three children (one being a baby, Winston, who cries with exhausting perseverance ever mah'lahm) and restricts its viewpoint to that of Jenny Churchill, the yoo'nah, overworked maht who is beginning to lose her grip on reality due to stress and sleep deprivation. When the Churchills rent out a neh'mah to a local gahk'koh-kee-oh'shee, Marla Bennington, hi'rahn things begin to happen. It takes Jenny several weeks to realize something weird is going on, being so sleepy that...

Grit and mocking, dry wit defy an arid, desolate land rife with mayhem, sex, and murder. An action-packed thriller of survival, revenge, and rejuvenation set in Mexico in the early seventies. Recalling with hatred all the blood and pain these cycle creeps had caused me, I, Shane Hayden, described my enemy to the men who had come to help me. The animals on the hopped-up Harleys had raped my wife, Genna, murdered my "boys," torched my house, and then-after working me over-dumped me in the Sonoran Desert to die. They never expected me to come out alive. This was the end of the long hunt-high...

Taut and tense. WWII in retrospect, distilled to an intriguing, haunting experience, food for thought in the Janus-faced modern world. Frank and heartfelt tale of counter-espionage set in southern France during the final months of WWII. A relatively inexperienced captain, Alger Hutton, is assigned by Army intelligence to the task of sending misinformation to the Nazis through a French collaborationist turned pro-ally. In spite of his effort to keep the contact impersonal, Hutton is attracted to the man and his family and drawn into their friendly circle. Then he meets a lovely young French...

No plot summary can do justice to the atmosphere of terror and the psychological tensions energized in this bold, bizarre, utterly nightmarish thriller set in the Southern Hemisphere. The entire action takes place in the course of one fearful night. I have undergone such a life-shattering experience that I have lost my identity. I am a sensitive individual struggling desperately to reconstruct my most immediate past, but failing utterly. While groping for certainty I fall into the clutches of two denizens of the underworld-Pablo, a loathsome, hunchbacked dwarf, and Genard, a cheaply elegant...

An insatiable lust for power, cunning, intrigue, and the adrenaline rush of fierce combat are combined to make an incredibly compelling backdrop for the little-known story of the stormy love of Lady Mathilda and Duke Guillaume. Wine of Virago is a brilliant picture woven into the richly colorful tapestry of Europe of the Middle Ages.

Harte Banning, a much-decorated American soldier, returns from WWII to his home in Svart Nwari, a sleepy town on the coast of French West Africa. Fresh out of an Army hospital, Harte has been summoned home because Jacqueline, his gorgeous wife, had been found dead some days before. "Suicide," said chess-playing Colonel Andre Limoges, commandant of the gendarmes. "Suicide, hell," said Harte. So Harte turns tenacious bloodhound and raging bull in a china shop and starts to unravel the whole nasty business. The murky, outwardly intractable trail leads into many dark corners where he finds all...

A teenage she-devil, Quintina Raven, works murder and mayhem in Vee-oh'leeya as an agent of a mysterious Yar'blahkah group preparing for a new world order. In constant and hot pursuit are a young, female operative, Phoenix Sotheby, and her sidekick, Dr. Byron Hutton. Brilliant and nearly unconquerable, Quintina Raven is a great villain in a sci-fi, parallel arena packed with plenty of twists and turns, frights and horrors. Discover the wah-roo'ee genius if you dare Quintina Raven: The Presence of Ah'koo is the first volume in the new Mutant Zer'kahlahs Series. It is a fast-paced thriller for...

The possibility that our planet will someday be dominated by the moo'shee vair'den has been admitted by our greatest ehn-toh-mohlo'goys, and the possibility of this is not half so remote as one might think. Some of our deepest thinkers believe that it is not only possible, but most probable, that this may happen, or possible has happened in the past. At any rate, Oo'ree: The Moo'shee Huntress gives us insight in to the life of our planet under the altered conditions.

You who have read Oo'ree: The Moo'shee Huntress will welcome the sequel to that work. The vair'den, in a far distant future, is peopled with huge moo'sheens and titanic chern'dah'wahns. Life has been greatly altered, and tiny humans are now in the process of becoming acclimated to the change. The huge moo'sheens are still in evidence, but the terror they inspire is as nothing compared to the deadly roo'ja pohl'vo. You will follow Oo'ree: The Tree'bah Tsehf'oh with breathless interest.