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Books
Book reviews, reflections, and random musings courtesy of a cantankerous author.
Sever Squad Goes A-Hunting
That's right, it's release week! Grim Tide is out, continuing Sever Squad's adventures across the stars!
The Scimitars Still Sing
These are fantasy novels, but of the character variety. They have heart, they have adventure, and they sprint along at a rapid clip without bogging down in minutiae and grand table-setting.
Sever Goes Home
Home Front continues the sci-fi action series Sever Squad, bringing fast-paced adventure from the first page to the last as the five-person crew fights for their survival.
Sever Squad's adventures continue!
Hope's Debt continues the sci-fi action adventure of the Sever Squad series, a smash-and-shoot story that runs on adrenaline from start to finish.
Sever Squad Returns!
In Hope's Debt, Sever Squad deals with the aftermath of their assault-and-rescue on Dynas, finding that it's not so easy when you turn on a massive, galaxy-spanning company with a penchant for murder.
The Wild Nines Are Back
Rogue Bet is out in the wild in paperback and ebook, with Davin Masters making enemies, finding trouble, and surviving with a side of sarcasm in a new adventure taking place after the first trilogy
Love In The Time Of Spice: Dune at its End
Dune isn't about normal humans going on an adventure, it's more like a space prophet starting a galaxy-altering religion while safeguarding civilization's sole source of drugs.
A new Adventure on the far side of the Galaxy
An android awakens on a vast ship sent far from Earth on a generations-long journey to preserve humanity's existence, and finds its creators gone
A short story goes free, and the Farthest Star is almost here
The Metal Man is free this week across the Amazon spectrum, so if you're looking for a chance to hang out with Mox on the Moon, this shortish story makes for a nice evening.
The Wild Nines, Revisited
Sometimes, it's worth going back. Sometimes, you'll find old friends waiting to say hello.