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— For Readers of All Ages —
— For Readers 13 and Up —
NOTE: This award-winning print edition contains both books of the first GundTech Binary: Separate Paths & Convergence.
Available in Hardcover, Trade Paperback, and Ebook Formats
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Into the Light: Countdown is the first book of the concluding GundTech Binary. It begins two months after the events of From the Shadows. Rosa and Cameron are accompanied to England by Esmer Costas and Ed Rush, where they begin their training to make a historic drop into the past—London, 1901, to be exact.
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— For Readers 16 and Up —
Includes The Historian's Tale & The Warriors' Tale
A Short Story Set in Branum's American Museum
(General Audiences)
When two street urchins sneak into Barnum’s American Museum, can they avoid being caught?
It’s a humbug of a tale!
Stories & Verse for Adults and
the Young Readers They Love
(General Audiences)
Miller's Woods was not a large woods, as woods go; and by no means could it be called a forest. But it was a goodly collection of oak and elm and ash and pine. A lone, stately hickory tree dominated the grassy glen which was the heart of the woods.
"The animals who live there," Grandpa Miller always said, "call it Edgeriver Woods." And Grandpa Miller knew of such things, for he loved animals. He had studied them all his life.
Grandpa Miller could tell many tales about Edgeriver Wood...
A Spooky Graphic Novel by Dug Nation
(General Audiences)
“The Cobweb Detective Club is a fast-paced, cheap-thrill comic that gives you an interesting storyline, beautiful, quality artwork and leaves you wanting more... the artwork is fan-bloody-tastic.” — CoyoteTrax
Holden Rain and his sister Clara have come to live with their aunt in a small coastal town, but ruthless vampires have been traveling the coast, luring ships in and feeding on the sailors. When a traveling gypsy camp comes to their town, young Holden and Clara decide to go. Holden is attacked by an old gypsy woman.
Camilla, a beautiful young gypsy girl, comes to his rescue, bandaging his wound so the vampires won't find him. Fearing for his life, Holden seeks out Doc Spectre, a great paranormal adventurer who writes for his favorite pulp magazine The Cobweb Detective Club. But is Doc Spectre real or just a ruse to sell more magazines?
A Lost Masterpiece for Mark Twain Fans
(General Audiences)
The history of Mark Twain's play, Colonel Sellers, is an intriguing story with more plot twists and turns than the play itself. "The Curious Case of Colonel Sellers" documents this tale of literary piracy and personal conflict. It is a saga that leads from the quiet setting of Hartford, Connecticut, to the wharves of San Francisco and from the theaters of New York to the courtrooms of Salt Lake City.
A Short Story for Fans of The Twilight Zone
(General Audiences)
It’s July, 1976 — the Bicentennial. Ann Dee lives in the perfect suburban home, complete with white picket fence. Well, almost perfect. The home is infested with pests — ants, roaches, silverfish, and mice.
On her commute home, she meets a traveling salesman who guarantees his product, Riddit, will solve all her problems.
An Homage for Fans of Sherlock Holmes
(16 and Up General Audiences)
An original Sherlock Holmes short story. When Dr. Watson finds Holmes locked in his room and in one of his depressions, he must devise a way to pull his friend from the darkness.