Dan Rix

Laura Thalassa

Hot-blooded, prideful, feral, Lana Malesuis is a demon. She has sworn an oath to heal her war-torn, dying species. Her method: drain human blood, use it to fuel her dark magic, reap human misfortune. She has come to the town of White Sulfur Springs to cull. Cold-blooded, ruthless, conniving, Jame Asher is a human. He has sworn to avenge his wife and baby girl, killed by demon magic. His plan: destroy demons' portals, deprive them of their human blood supply, exterminate them one by one. He has come to White Sulfur Springs to kill. But when they meet, and he takes Lana as his prisoner, the last thing he expects to see in her wild violet eyes is the frightened innocence of a young girl. For her part, Lana never expects to feel anything but hate for the most feared demon hunter on Earth. Neither of them expected it to become something more.

Blood and Sin

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Sixteen-year-old Blaire Adams can walk through mirrors. It's called breaking symmetry. To her, a mirror feels like a film of honey. She can reach through it, grab things ... even step inside. On the other side she lives every teenager's fantasy: a universe all her own, zero consequences. She can kiss the hot guy, break into La Jolla mansions, steal things ... even kill. When finished, she just steps back into reality and smashes the mirror -- and in an instant erases every stupid thing she did. Gone. It never happened. But breaking symmetry is also dangerous. First there's the drug-like rush she gets when passing through the glass, like a shot of adrenaline. She suspects it's degrading her body, making a new copy of her each time. A reflection of a reflection, each one a little hazier. Then, of course, there's the risk of getting cut off from reality. When she narrowly escapes a military quarantine zone with the San Diego Police Department hot on her heels only to discover her escape mirror littering the floor in shards, her worst fear is realized. Now, trapped in a broken reflection, she must flee through a mind-bending maze of mirrors, going deeper into the nightmare as she struggles to grasp a betrayal, uncover the chilling truth about her ability, and somehow find a way out of a dead-end universe that "never happened." Somehow, she must find a way home.

Broken Symmetry

Translucent

A Young Adult Science Fiction Thriller

"No one believes Remi’s account of the night Vincent disappeared. How the night sky lit up like day, how they lost control of the car and crashed into a ravine, how she remembers seeing a nine-foot-tall man—and how when she woke up the next morning, the only thing left of her best friend were his footprints, fleeing off into the dark woods only to come to an end, inexplicably, in the middle of a clearing. If the urban legends are to be believed, he’s been swallowed by an ancient, nameless evil. And she’s next." -- Amazon.com

The Summer it Came for Us

A trio of high school seniors experiment with Chronos, a quantum computing machine they find in the basement of one of the buildings on compus. The supercomputer prototype was donated to the private school, the alma mater of the Chronos creator, by the company who had built the prototype following several problems that surfaced with its architecture, the death of one of its' project managers and the mysterious disappearance of another one.

A Strange Machine

In a world like ours, humans are born in pairs. When a newborn boy takes his first breath in the coastal town of Tularosa, the exact time is noted, recorded in the Registry, and later compared to the birth times of other newborns around the globe. There will be one identical match—his half. They will meet on their eighteenth birthday and they will spend their lives together. Except this time, there is no match.

Entanglement

God's Loophole

The Man with Two Pasts

At Stonewall Academy, one secret is worth dying for. Sabrina Griffin seems to have it all-supermodel looks, edgy confidence, astronomical IQ-so no one is prepared when she climbs onto the roof and leaps four stories onto the concrete steps, suffers massive brain damage, and is wheeled away in a vegetative state. No one is ready when six hours later, her parents prematurely take her off life support. No one is aware of the clue she planted in her suicide note. Seeking closure for the death of his high school sweetheart, Jaden and Sabrina's best friend, Danae, follow a bizarre trail of breadcrumbs to figure out why she jumped. But when the clues begin to link a headmaster's dark deed, a girl's self-mutilation, and a stranger who claims to be the real Sabrina Griffin, they realize they're only seeing the tip of the iceberg of a horrific secret lurking inside the walls of their elite boarding school.

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