David: 5366 books

A shape-shifting succubus, Grace, is expelled from Hell and given a simple task to prove she's worthy of a return to the pit. However, when circumstances conspire against her, the most powerful ally she can find plays for the other side… A paranormal romance novel written by a team-up between David Adams and Alica Knight.

In the days long before our time but long after the world was made... When the god of the sea goes ashore, he sires a son: Anio. When beings older than the gods send their servants to take the young demigod's life, he must seek out the help of his father. Along the way, he finds a new companion, Jargus,...

Recent high school graduate Jakob Diggs could care less about his high school plans. His father, Secretary of Defense Alec Diggs, already has his plans made for him. Reservist, then a future political career. But when Jakob's mother moves him to a safer location, he becomes an unwitting victim...

Some reviews of I Married a Pirate: "A rip-roaring ride. Huge fun and a really interesting new voice." Katie Fforde "A swashbuckling lesson to us all... Samantha David got me hook, line and sinker." Guardian Abroad "Pure joy - this unlikely romance between...

Four of David Kubicek's stories of suspense and horror. This collection includes: "Elevator," about a man's nightmarish experience with an elevator in a deserted office building early one Sunday morning--reminiscent of the type of story often told on Rod Serling's Twilight Zone series. "What's...

Five stories of speculative fiction by David Kubicek, including a dystopian future world where practicing medicine is illegal in “A Friend of the Family”, a man left alone in a small town as his neighbors flee an impending nuclear attack in “Prospect Street”, and a young couple’s escape to the past to have their baby has a surprising twist in “The Letter.”

Six contemporary stories by David Kubicek, including, a tale of betrayal in a small rural town in the Pushcart Prize-nominated “Ball of Fire”, a swimming lesson gone wrong in “Be a Man", and two lonely people reaching out to each other over “Two Coffees.”

Brother against brother! Michael Harthino, warrior-prince of Artalland, returns home to claim his birthright and save his kingdom... the only problem is, everyone thinks he is dead. Aided by his constant companion, the mage Sharona, Michael must unravel the plot that has turned his house against...

Salvation lies beyond dreams... Newlywed Helga wants nothing more than a life of peace and bliss; instead she finds herself with a husband dying of an unknown illness and no way to save him. When a mysterious old volva comes to town offering a cure, Helga is forced to travel beyond all she...

The high elven city of Pelanalda is under siege. On one side camps the dreaded army of the Draesenith empire, led by the fearsome leader of the giant Draesen people, Katach. On the other side lies the Fay Lands, the chaotic realm of creation that is both imminent danger to Pelanalda as well...

Tubten Norbu wants nothing. Literally. Not death. That doesn’t solve anything. With death you just have to do it all over again. No, what he wants is dissolution into the cosmic void: nirvana. And with the thangka and its four mystic incantations maybe he had what he needed to get there. Until someone...

It’s the summer of 1985. What do you do if you’re just out of college and not quite out of the closet? Mark Dearborn’s solution is to shed his girlfriend and his stuffy New England family and follow his adventurous friend Lint across the Atlantic. In Paris, they meet the compellingly erratic...

When 19-year-old Scott Travis is found battered to death, the police are baffled. Probationary police officer Clare Coppola delves deeper into Scott's past and a murky history emerges. Scott was a blackmailer. His victims included a medical student, a former prostitute and even a police officer....

From an online review by WindSwept: "This is a work of honesty, confusion, and humor... Mr. Biddle challenges all men to step up and be something we are, but have somehow forgotten what it is. If we can somehow value forgiving, far more than forgetting, we maybe on to something great. There is a vision...