A Lost Colonies Mission Report
After coming up dry at the first two planets on this colonization mission's planned trajectory, The Golden Hind finds the CM module in orbit around a planet that seems suitable for human habitation, but there are no signs of humans! Read on, and see what Captain Barnes discovers about this unique planet and its people! / (Reviews)
Juris Kristaps is working at the prestiges Grantham Academy in upstate New York. His special abilities are called upon when two students are kidnapped. See how he rescues them.
Bill O'Connor, a high school sophomore, dies rather ignominiously and is resurrected as a cyborg. He has an AI for a brain that is programmed to be as close to the real Bill O'Connor as possible, but he had a few improvements. His youth and his human resourcefulness makes him an excellent agent for the Galactic Rangers. Join him as he ventures through the universe saving civilizations and generally having a ball. This is really heaven for a boy like Bill! The sex is good, too!
When Freya is shot down and captured by a barbarian chieftain, she must use her skills and wits to free herself and her companions. Meanwhile, Jared is part of a rescue mission to save her, but he must deal with an intractable Planetary Marine officer whose gung-ho tactics may well doom the mission to failure.
A Solider gets out of the space force and finds a home and new life on a pleasure world. First with four daughters of slaves and then running a fishing boat for tourists.
In the future the world is no longer the one we know. Small districts are spread across the planet's surface with many having to find their own sources of power. One such district has a method but it need volunteers for the program and they get those volunteers any way they need.
"Independence Day", "War of the Worlds", "Alien", "The Thing". Why do aliens have to be so damn horrible? What if they were benevolent? What if they wanted to help the Human race? Well they might still abduct some of us. What would that be like?