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THE BUSH CLINIC: Book I of The Tribal Wars by Stella Atrium

THE BUSH CLINIC: Book I of The Tribal Wars by Stella Atrium

In this series opener, Dr. Greensboro works with tribal women on Dolvia to resist the oppressive rule of Rabbenu Ely. She mentors Brianna Miller (after a fashion) but is disappointed when Brianna chooses to follow a colleague with hopes to jump back to Earth.

“Addressing fears of recreating oppressive traditions on other worlds, this space colonization novel is far more than standard sci-fi, it is a femme-led examination of our societal ills, and a celebration of the strength found through open-mindedness and sisterhood. With diverse narrative voices, remarkably detailed world-building, and a strong coming-of-age theme for characters and communities alike, this is a powerful start to a new series.” Self-Publishing Review

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Dawn: The Enchanters Book One by Mark Wylie

Dawn: The Enchanters Book One by Mark Wylie

Don’t you just hate it when you lose your temper and wake up on another planet?

Christian Stone is having a bad day. It wasn’t enough that the global corporation he works for blamed his team for a data breach in the most important programme on Earth. Or that he had to travel halfway across the world to try and clear their name. But when tragedy strikes, and they accuse him of that as well, Chris loses it, with unexpected—and unexplainable—results.

He wakes on another world, at the Dawn Academy, where he is invited to train, to develop and to control what they call his Gift. There’s just one catch. You can’t leave until you pass the Grading.

Chris soon finds that there are dark forces determined to keep him on Dawn, to prevent him from returning to Earth to shape its destiny. He must do all he can to leave, before it is too late to save the world.

Dawn is the first book in the science fantasy series The Enchanters. If you like magic and alien worlds, a dystopian future and fantastic monsters, galactic prophecies and killer tech, then you’ll love Mark Wylie’s page turning new novel.

Start this fantastic galaxy-spanning series today! Dawn is FREE from April 2nd to April 4th. If you miss that, it is just 99c from April 5th to April 7th.

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The Time Agents: Search for the Leon Key by Sam Libraty

The Time Agents: Search for the Leon Key by Sam Libraty

Jon Howe is a Time Agent born in the 25th century and tasked with maintaining the stability of his world’s timeline. The World Quantum Physics and Time Bureau (WQPB) recruits him to travel back in time to 1939 Morocco, where strange events have been detected that indicate an impending inter-universe invasion. His primary mission is to prevent that invasion, but his emotional detachment is challenged when he meets Shoshanna, an exotic woman from another universe.

Jon’s mission is to retrieve a device called the Leon Key, a crystal pyramid with a gold ring embedded in it, which will allow him to travel to a parallel universe. However, his plans are complicated when he meets the enigmatic powerhouse, Shoshanna. Can Jon persuade her to work with him to retrieve the Leon Key from the Nazis and travel to Moorgliss to fight the evil dictator Moogur, who plans to invade our universe and take over Earth?

As Jon faces challenges and obstacles in his mission, the question remains: will he be able to get the device and prevent the invasion, or will Moogur’s obsession with conquest and with Shoshanna defeat him?

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The Dying Party by Jeff Kelland

The Dying Party by Jeff Kelland

What happens when they tell us it’s too late to stop climate change? The Dying Party is a climate fiction novel that answers this question, with the ominous declaration coming in 2027. The psychological impact on humanity globally is as brutal as it is unexpected, further complicating and accelerating the phenomenon.

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The Dying Party by Jeff R. Kelland

The Dying Party by Jeff R. Kelland

New Release launched on March 1st! “The Dying Party”, along with its prequel novella “Two of All People” (free and available everywhere), asks the question: ‘What happens when they tell us it’s too late to stop climate change; when we are forced to face a future that will be increasingly hellish, and an horrific end that will come within our lifetimes?’ The novel answers this question with two parallel story lines that alternate from chapter to chapter and eventually merge – one about how the poor will deal with the advancing crisis, and one about how the rich and powerful will fare.

The former story line, starting a few years earlier in the prequel, focuses on two main characters. It is late in the 2040s, and Lizzie and Donnie are two of only six people left alive in a residential complex that had been built into the side of Newfoundland’s Gros Morne mountain in the 2030s, now the only piece of habitable land left above water in all of what was once eastern Canada. In the second story line we follow a group of humanity’s richest and most powerful, the super-elite, as they try to establish an off-Earth colony for themselves.

“The Dying Party” explores in fascinating detail the complex brutality of what having to accept such a fate would mean for human civilization; what it would look like on a global scale, a local context, and from a variety of personal perspectives. The author’s extensive research shows that if we stay on our present course of inaction, confusion, and complacency, such a declaration will come sooner than we think. The thrust of the novel, however, is to illustrate the under-appreciated impact that passing the climate change tipping point will have on the human psyche; an impact that will further complicate and accelerate what is happening on a number of levels.

This is not fanciful speculation about the near and distant future, but rather the logical extension of the current course of humanity if we fail to up our game. The novel is a courageous, unflinchingly depiction of the worst-case scenario, with a measure of redemption, and is therefore a cautionary tale to end all cautionary tales.