Michael Healy

A Little Bit of Everything

Clint Spivey

Dainel Powel

The Unbound Anthologies are a collection of short themed stories perfect for your reading pleasure. Every year we open a call to authors around the world challenging them to create never before created works of fiction, pick the best ones, and bundle them together for you. This edition, our authors received the challenge of "Changed Worlds" in the Science Fiction and Fantasy genre. And now we are pleased to present to you: Micheal Healy's "Hail Bruce" Dainel Powel's "Reclaiming the Elements" Clint Spivey's "The Barred Gates" Lee Clark Zumpe's "Book of Being" Dale L. Sproule and Sally McBride's "The Birthing Blades" Barry Charman's "The Knot" Philip Brian Hall's "The Hard Stuff" M. M. Pryor's "The Witch's Intern" M. C. Tuggle's "Hunting Ground" K. T. Wagner's Mountains to Cross" M. J. Moores' "The Reckoning" Relish in the talent of our authors and lose yourself in "Changed Worlds."

Changed Worlds

Unbound II

The Donors takes the concept of organized crime to a new and horrifying level. When an LA based crime sydicate made up of thugs, corrupt cops, and evil doctors, starts to sell stolen organs on the black market, their operation is comprimised by an unknowing local talent agent, Sonny Davis. When Davis¡_ family gets trapped in the web of crime, his fiancee is kidnapped and his life is threatened. Will he be able to discover who¡_s behind the threat to kill him in time to save his life and family?

The Donors

The Magic of Numbers and Logical Thinking

Amazing Math-a-Magician

The Western World is a new era conspiracy theory set in Los Angeles, California. This fast-paced thriller involves government corruption, crooked cops, organized crime, murder, and espionage. When a DEA agent uncovers mysterious payoffs from South American drug cartels to high ranking U.S. officials, will he and his family be able to expose the evidence before they are caught by the government agents and mafia operatives sent after them? Read first hand the secrets of The Western World.

The Western World

An early spring morning . . . a young man fi shing in a rock-pool at the edge of the sea and exulting in his catch . . . a voice calling suddenly to him . . . the voice of a young woman who is slowly walking out from the waves . . . I beg you, let it free again. Th is is the setting for Th e Day of the Mermaid, a story of the awakened love of that young man for the maiden who appears before him, recounted when he is old and looking back upon the day when his heart was forever captured and forever broken a lyrical and romantic tale in gentle, sensitive and poignant verse: Why are you thus so sad? said I. Why do you grieve for such a thing? Is not the ocean full with fi sh? Is one worth so much sorrowing? Th en, from her lips, there came a sigh, And, in her voice, I heard the sea: Yes, even one is dear to me.

Michael Healy

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