Delia Strange

A science fantasy with a touch of romance. A utopian world with a touch of slavery. Kaley Blackburn is sent to Femme in her final year of Future Tech studies. The world is a socialist utopia of low crime, great health and advancements in technology that leave other worlds envious. It is a fantastic place to visit if you're a woman. Men, on the other hand, are the slaves that tend to all feminine desires. Kaley knew about the world's culture of slavery but never had to face it until she is assigned a slave, Mecca, for the duration of her stay. Mecca is handsome, intelligent and obedient but every answer he gives to Kaley's questions only feed her growing concerns. Does Femme hide an ugly truth beneath its beautiful surface and can she trust her feelings for a man whose sole duty is to make her feel special?

A Wanderer of Worlds Novel

Femme

One novella, seven short stories and a duo of flash fiction SECOND LIFE: Brenda has lived in Dungoora for as long as she can remember, just like everyone else in the tiny outback town. She lives with an old man that could be her grandfather and with a young girl that could be her daughter. Except they're not. The secret that bonds the small community is both comforting and claustrophobic. Even in a town full of secrets, it's difficult to keep any of your own. FORTUNE: If you could see the future, would you look? AIR FIRE WATER EARTH: A four part story told in reverse. MECCA: A 'Femme' novel prequel. THE SONG: A tale from the depths of the Brisbane River. ...and many more tales of science fiction and speculation.

A Collection of Speculative and Science Fiction

Blue Shift

Linda Conlon

Synjan enters the Authority base on a mission a few hours after a terrorist attack. In the chaos that follows, she risks capture or death. Daeson is determined to uncover the truth about Synjan, though he discovers much more than he is ready for and it sends him reeling. When Synjan’s broken body is delivered to him, he is forced to betray his secret in front of those who would turn him in for a reward.

Untethered

Duncan Richardson

The Evil Inside Us is an anthology of short stories featuring our worst fears and greatest flaws. Evil doesn't just lurk in the shadows, it is everywhere among us, killers and do-gooders, the wise and the ignorant, human and animal, and even that which has no life at all.

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