Benjamin Gorman

Harriet has to start at a new corporate high school. Switching schools is always rough, but it's harder for her because The Corporation got her dad fired and tossed her mother into jail. Now she's moving across the country to be closer to her mom, and that means going to a new school, the kind of school The Corporation has been using to for decades to make sure everyone does as they are told. But there's something strange going on at Harriet's new school. If she can just crack the code, she might be able to figure out a way to fight back!

Corporate High School

Jessie Kwak

Greg Dragon

Welcome to Crooked, the first volume of a new anthology series from Bad Intentions Press. You'll find Teppo's retrieval job gone very, very wrong (or has it?). You'll find Eric Warren's gunrunner getting a second chance and Greg Dragon's smuggler surviving on the edge. Jessie Kwak's bodyguard dealing with a simple job that got quite complicated, Kate Sheeran Swed's unlikely bounty hunter getting her feet underneath her, and Wade Peterson's fighting bot showing its fiercely loyal heart. The law is represented in this collection, too -- you'll find Benjamin Gorman's take on an interspecies police investigation and Mark Niemann-Ross's story of near-future intellectual property noir. The goal of the Crooked anthology series is to introduce you as the reader to authors who are currently writing sci-fi crime stories, and give you a glimpse into their worlds. Find an author you love? Follow the links in their bios for more stories from the seedy underbelly of the Science Fiction shelf.

Crooked V.1

Joe has been cursed. He must meet with Yahweh, the Creator, once a week for coffee and listen to God complain. Yahweh is a crotchety old deity with a pantheon of family problems. His wife, Frigga, has basically stopped talking to Him, except to nag Him about retiring. His son, Jesus, suffers from crippling depression. Oh, and Jesus' estranged wife is planning a terrorist attack to start a holy war. God is fed up with all the drama. He's perfectly tired and infinitely irritable. Though God doesn't seem to care about human problems, Joe's little, mortal life isn't perfect, either. In fact, it's a comedy as black as God's coffee.

The Sum of Our Gods

Who is more dangerous than vampires, werewolves, and necromancers? The world's best writer, Magdalena Wallace! "...a whimsical, fast-paced delight; snappily written, deliciously funny and smart, and full of affection for its characters. ... Just reading this book taught me how to write better dialogue." - New York Times bestseller Chelsea Cain

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