M H: 175 books

Boomer woman and solo traveller Merry is leaving her mark in yet another place! In a lush resort in the Sea Islands of South Carolina, an ambitious young woman may lose her job and her future because she is accused of something she didn’t do. Merry resolves to help prove her innocence,...

War, the ultimate reality show. It's the year 2030 and the United States is at war in Syria. Brian watches the live coverage every night, longing to turn eighteen and finally have a chance to fight for his country just like his hero Sergeant Balimor. But when he finally gets to Syria he learns first-hand just how real that coverage was. Approximately 10,000 words

Another adventure for Merry, intrepid boomer woman and solo traveler. Has Merry made a mistake agreeing to stay with her old university friend for a week? Will they run out of things to talk about? Chicago works its magic on the two old friends, as well as a new one who needs a little nudge to move forward with her life after losing her husband of many years.

Clark's entire life has been driven by the need to keep accumulating social credits to pay for his dialysis. Every moment, every choice is about being able to afford that next treatment. His family is what makes it all worthwhile, worth struggling through the pain and the disappointment he...

Empathy should have its limits. But for Freya it doesn't. When others are around she finds herself bending to their will, pulled apart by their needs and wants. All she wants is to be normal, but she never will be if she can't find a way to assert herself. This is a short story of approx. 5,600 words.

After making one of the greatest scientific discoveries of all time a brilliant scientist finds herself having to save the world from a potential time apocalypse.

Teague Werres lives in an age of technological wonders he can’t have. His family’s church rejects space settlement, the Virtual Internet—even Vanilla, a longevity drug that gives humans several extra centuries to explore the real and digital worlds now open to them. Teague’s only link to modern...

Abigail and Wade have never met, but they have two things in common: They’re both newly engaged, and they’re both completely adrift. Abigail is supposed to be planning her dream wedding and preparing for a move across the country, where her fiancé has accepted a big promotion. She wants...

How did an uneducated commoner become the king's Chief Guard? Why did the town of Maldon end up with such an inept mayor? What really happened in the undocumented incident that left two powerful captains dead? And was the top councillor completely honest throughout his career? Enjoy these behind-the-scenes glimpses into the world of A Quiet Rebellion.

As a child, Suzanne survived an invasion of her homeworld that left her an orphan. Now, she barely survives each day as she hauls freight across the Void while battling disease, phobia and crushing isolation. Her life is without meaning or importance...at least to all but two men: a ruthless psychopath...

Boomer woman and solo traveler Merry Watson finds herself in a Michigan city that's very different from Detroit. A disillusioned veteran feels he has no reason to live, until Merry helps him realize how valued and loved he is. Then she shows him a path that reinvigorates his zest for living.

Intrepid boomer woman and solo traveller Merry works her magic once again, this time in New Orleans — or Nawlins, as it’s known to the locals. Sounds of jazz, smells of exotic foods, gorgeous French architecture — Merry finds all these, and something more. A young boy is running...

After driving on a "lonesome highway" for many hours, Merry is happy to arrive at Westerly, a small bump-in-the-road town in Kansas. The folks are friendly — or most of them — and Merry feels quite at home. But something's wrong in Westerly. Something that threatens to upset lives...

Every one may be a migrant, if he or she lives in a place other than where they were born. But the problem that some migrants face is ‘How to achieve happiness’ in their new surroundings. The tool, measuring for happiness, is personal criteria (which varies from person to person), but should be coherent...