Science Fiction Stories

Escaping the fall of his beloved city, the last master of his religious tradition, Borner, escapes through the forgotten depths. He flees to an unknowable future, haunted and hounded by his losses. The master becomes the student who becomes the prophet, inheriting a fate he could not forsake.

A story in the Lucky Jim Universe
Okay, okay. So many readers have suggested that I write a futuristic space-age Lucky Jim that I started several different versions and managed to complete two. This one seems to be the best fit for the Lucky Jim series, although it's a bit different. Space opera set far in the future. While previous Lucky Jims are mentioned, and a general knowledge off the LJ series is helpful, its not necessary to enjoy this story.

A story in the Brollyverse
In the sequel to "An Unforgettable Melody," Mike and Melody have made it to Heaven, but does that mean everything is perfect? Join the Braxtons as they reunite with their friend, Selena, and embark on a globe-trotting adventure with potentially far-reaching implications.

A Idin Noah Story
Idin is very very old, this is his story.

One of the triumphs of civilization is the ability for people in larger and larger groups to come together for the common good. Of course, people being people, some need convincing more than others and over the course of time forms of compulsion have been used when all else fails. When all parties can kill each other, compulsion has to come in more workable ways, where one can skip some of the usual baggage. Less common means, such as extortion, might find a place, no matter how unpalatable.

Mark Halliwell is a womanising research scientist whose experiments with stasis go awry, and he wakes up 200 years into the future. The idyllic civilisation in which he suddenly finds himself soon turns sour and he is forced into a conflict that will threaten the very fabric of their society.

A story in the Winds of Change Universe
Grant Maxwell is sent back to the Colonial period of America to try to thwart the actions of a Scottish professor who hates the United States. Unfortunately, too much damage may have already occurred and it may be up to Grant to try to salvage the Nation. Note - Slavery concerns life in Colonial America. - 119,900 words.

The third book of the series. It follows on the other two. It's time to tie up some loose ends with the aliens. If you don't like stories with religous overtones, you won't like this one either and shouldn't read it. Aliens in your head! Where will it all lead?