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Church feels overjoyed by the arrival of his baby daughter. His wife, Sue, looks even more radiant than ever as she suckles their happy infant in the private maternity ward. The elated Church thinks that nothing can spoil this day, not even Ryan moaning as usual about being hungry. Sue tells Church that Granny pearl and Grandpa Jack, their spirit keeper and guide, had already popped in through a portal and visited them, but they had to leave, as something urgent was happening in the spirit world. However, the astonishing conversation that Church will have with a strange entity on his arrival home was about to ruin his perfect day.

George Wolffe looks again at the monitors. He reads data transmitted from light years away, as the probe relays reams information across the endless void of space. George smiles as he realises that he may have just found humankind a new home. All the evidence suggests that after twenty years of searching the cosmos, the voyager 3 probe has at last found a planet capable of sustaining human life. He and the Earths populous have been waiting for this breakthrough. George, along with other scientists and funded by the world powers, have already built immense vessels, capable of travelling to the far reached of space to colonise another planet, giving the tired old planet Earth a chance to recuperate and heal. George is unaware that his discovery is about to unleash the wrath of the Gods.

Fugitive psychic Dylan Pierce faces a tantalizing prospect: a chance to rescue a drop-dead gorgeous folksinger from her insanity - a folksinger he's admired for years from afar.

There's only one catch. He has to journey into her twisted subconscious for any hope of bringing her back.

Here's a sneak peak at Chapter One:

UNKNOWN ENTITY
© 2007 Joseph Dysart

~ Chapter One ~

I CAME to woozily, staring into the puss of one of those white-sweater-tied-around-the-shoulders kind of guys. Fiftyish. Stingy smile. Silver-feathered mane. Mirror-slave blue eyes.

Winston Hamilton. One of the world's richest men.

The two goons who'd drugged me were slouched against the wall, one on either side of me. The tallest stroked a shiner under his left eye - a little memento I'd gifted him during our recent 'get acquainted' encounter. The other picked his nose like it was some sort of performance art.

I could see Hamilton clearly now. I coughed, and he grinned, leaning towards me from the throne of a big black leather chair that loomed up from behind his desk. A pink mole about the size of a raisin dangled from his jaw. He pulled on it. It was the same nervous tic I'd noticed on a recent TV interview he'd done "60 Minutes."

"Ah, Mr. Pierce," Hamilton said. "How nice of you to join us."

The goons stiffened, both looking at me like they wished they'd used a real gun to take me down

From Los Angeles drug dealer to hero of an alien world, the Universe must have a sense of humor. Tyler Jensen, an earthling lost in the cosmos, struggles to understand the technologically advanced world whose hero he has inadvertently become. Posing as the Supreme Commander of the planet's fleet, Tyler must quickly learn the murky alliances of the military to succeed against their neighboring enemy. Will Tyler's naiveté doom the warring world or can he navigate the political trappings of the Admiral's world to conquer another? Book One in the Onyalum Series.

These seven movies deal with moral and ethical dilemmas. "The Matrix" - with the nature of reality, "Titanic" - tackles the moral obligation versus self-preservation and "The Truman Show" - tackles the relationship between God and us, humans. "The Talented Mr. Ripley" deals with the thin line between pathological narcissism and self-promotion, ambition and envy, love and obsession. "Being John Malkovich" deals with this question (among others): are we the owners of our brains? "Shattered" deals with the meaning of self identity nd personal responsibility. "Dreamcatcher" studies the myth of destructibility.

The chilling, untold truth behind pioneer adventurer John Colter's capture by the Blackfeet Indians. This time, the outcome of a deadly foot race may not only mean Colter's end, but also that of the Blackfeet and all of young America as well.

Kaavan is 12 years old and travels with his family to another planet. Kaavan's diary is contained in this on-line ebook. It is free to all readers. Kaavan wants his story to be told. Tell others when you have read it. Pass on the word.

This novel is told as a long letter written by John Densch to his son, but the letter is addressed to his son ten years in the future. In it, John tries to understand what happened to him and his family after an accidental media circus brings them momentarily into the national limelight - and brings John into suspicion in the case of a missing person. John himself is trying to wrestle with memories from his childhood that he intertwines into his narrative. He realizes, eventually, that those memories - those stories of alien abduction and time travel - matter to him in ways he had never realized before. The story has a wide cast of characters and philosophical questions. But it all comes down to: who is the bog monster and what does he want?

Strange how tragedy, infidelities and one very mysterious door can keep two people together? Lyle and Lucinda Henderson's household is anything but pleasant. Penny Henderson, who has worked a maid for Lucinda, feels as if she has been in their employ for what seems like an eternity. Maybe she has.

Paige is on a desperate quest to find her missing brother Todd. She undertakes a spring break road trip with her boyfriend Jason and their friends Heather and Rich along the same route where her brother vanished nearly a month earlier. 

A broken down car leads the four Louisiana college students to seek help in Travis, an isolated West Texas town. Travis is seemingly deserted from all outward appearances. Still, this is no ordinary ghost town. 

Travis harbors frightening secrets. A mysterious energy barrier traps all visitors within the town. Signs of violent struggles are present in many buildings. And horrifying changes have overtaken the few surviving residents. 

Efforts to unravel the frightening mystery behind what happened in Travis and find a way to escape bring Paige and her friends face to face with an adversary from across the stars. An enemy they never knew existed has come to Earth. Now the fate of the entire human race could hinge on the survival of Paige and her friends. 

Amazon bestselling author John Coon delivers a captivating science fiction thriller that explores what it means to be human and the terrifying implications of humanity not being alone in the galaxy. 

FirstWorld is at the centre of the multiverse. It is the dimension that existed as the universe before The Sundering ripped apart Time and created a myriad of new dimensions. Now FirstWorld is under threat together with the entire multiverse. A Hero is needed to wield a great Sword, perhaps the most powerful weapon ever created.

Simon Redhead is a medical student in the near future of a dimension not unlike our own. He is shy and mild-mannered but by chance carries the genes that could make him a great manifestation of the Everlasting Hero. He is snatched from his dimension and taken to FirstWorld where he learns about the threat and is pressed into service.

How will someone who has sworn to do no harm reconcile with the opportunity to take up a terrible weapon and butcher people? Simon will struggle to understand the cosmic battle between Law and Chaos, and the role that The Balance plays. He will try to understand where good and evil fit in.

His travels in time will inadvertently contribute to The Sundering. Will he choose to stay in the past with a primitive Paleolithic tribe, where he finds happiness, or will he return to the present and help his new friends defeat the enemy at the gates of the Wizards' Keep?

This is epic fantasy inspired by J.R.R. Tolkien and Michael Moorcock. It is elves & dwarves meets sword & sorcery with a few time travel paradoxes thrown in for good measure.

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