Steve: 6067 books

Dorothy Gale was born on Earth, but her home is Oz. With her friends Scarecrow, the Tin Woodsman and Lion she has protected each world from the other for over a century. Steve Ahlquist has brought back Oz Squad in a daring all new novel that will satisfy long time fans as well as introduce...

SUNBURN AND RUINThe collected horror fiction of Steve Roach, Volume 1.Includes:THE WHALERIn 1852 the whaling ship Nautilus leaves New Bedford and embarks upon a route to the South Pacific, a journey that will lead them to the hunting grounds of the magnificent sperm whales.Once there, they...

Steve lives in Cardiff and writes poems for our challenging times. His writing covers some ‘big issues’, from global warming to relationships, with a humorous touch, aiming to entertain and intrigue. Steve’s wry observations of life and love are wary but not cynical – still hopeful, despite...

Norman Baker has a cure for cancer. In Baker Dreams, Steve High weaves the factual history of Norman Baker into the fictional story of Daniel McKenna, a thirteen year old boy from Baker’s home of Muscatine, Iowa. Daniel has just lost his father to cancer and must move to Eureka Springs to help his...

In "Carrying Kerrie", Steve Sporleder explores a father's feelings for and about the daughter he might have had. Venice Webb, a detective we first meet in Sporleder's earlier book, A Fouled Nest, travels to the Pacific Northwest to reconnect with his ex-wife, Kerrie, who suffers from a terminal...

Love is one of those words that people like to throw around – but sometimes love can be one of the meanest and nastiest games in town. If you’ve ever had your heart broken - then this book is for you. If you enjoy the taste of strong meat – then this book is for you. If...

1964-1974 was a tumultuous decade. In the first two books of his ‘Music and Politics’ trilogy, Steve Millward traced how the optimism and adventure of 1964 had, by 1970, soured into frustration and uncertainty. Fast Forward: Music and Politics in 1974 brings the story to a climax by showing that...

So here we are with everyone who knows little and believes which ever hype is hip at a time many have assumed is the end of time. It is not the end of time. Time has a long way to go in this universe before it even starts to get to adolescence. We are just now being born into consciousness after billions...

Twenty years ago, a father writes a letter to his last surviving ancestor. Written on a whim and soon forgotten, the details of the letter disappear while a woman tends a pharmacy, waiting for someone from long ago. Standing between them are six generations, a forgotten dream, and somewhere called home....

What if a new plant disease threatened the world's coffee crop? What if it wasn't an accident? Coffee Crash, the debut novel from author Steve Hoffenberg, is a biotech mystery thriller that redefines eco-terrorism. Microbiologist Samuel Decker travels to Brazil to investigate a new organism...

Steve Benton, author of The Prīmulī Prophecies, presents a collection of his short stories previously published by OMNI Magazine: Bits 'N Pieces, Nothing but Stars in the Sky, Colorful, Slaves, Present Rewritten and Past Retold.

The Play About Calais, is based on the playwright's visit to the ‘Jungle’ refugee camp in Calais and the people he met along the way; an attempt to make sense of one of the most complex and divisive issues of our times. This play is taken from Steve Waters: Shorts, five short plays from...

The most absurd, hilarious, and ridiculous travelogue ever told, by two hit-TV comedy writers who raced each other around the world-for bragging rights and a very expensive bottle of Scotch It started as a friendly wager: two old friends from The Harvard Lampoon, Steve Hely and Vali Chandrasekaran...

An anthology of short stories from author Steve Howrie. Each of story has an unpredictable twist in the tale - see if you can spot them! Despite the huge popularity of novels today, short stories remain a wonderful way to put across interesting and thought-provoking ideas in just a few pages. Here’s...