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Delivering Yaehala by
Price: Free! Words: 7,870. Language: English. Published: March 21, 2012 by Doomed Muse Press. Categories: Fiction » Fantasy » Epic, Fiction » Fantasy » Short stories
Exiled from her people, Alila lives alone in a canyon. When a pregnant princess on the run from assassins disrupts her quiet world, Alila chooses to help her reach the coast. Hounded by assassins and torn apart by distrust, Alila’s choice threatens to reveal her dark past and her terrible secret. If she and the princess survive their journey to safety.
Of Bone and Steel and Other Soft Materials by
Price: Free! Words: 6,180. Language: English. Published: December 27, 2011 by Doomed Muse Press. Categories: Fiction » Science fiction » Cyberpunk, Fiction » Science fiction » Apocalyptic
(5.00 from 1 review)
Eking out an existence as a scavenger in post-apocalyptic Russia, Ryska never thought she would be more than a blind, discarded military experiment. Then she ends up in the middle of a kidnapping gone wrong and must use her all her skills to save herself, and the young boy who brings back painful memories of her past. This is a science fiction short story.
Flashover by
Price: Free! Words: 5,060. Language: English. Published: December 1, 2011 by Doomed Muse Press. Categories: Fiction » Mystery & detective » Short Stories, Fiction » Fantasy » Paranormal
Creole gentleman Remy Pigeon has a gift, or a curse. He can touch objects and read the past from them. He prefers to stay away from trouble, but when an attractive red-head with a serious problem and a supernatural secret wanders into his house on a hot summer day, Remy knows that trouble has just found him. "Flashover" is a paranormal mystery short story.
Souvenirs From Other Worlds by
Price: $3.99 USD. Words: 51,910. Language: English. Published: November 24, 2011 by Doomed Muse Press. Categories: Fiction » Fantasy » General, Fiction » Science fiction » Short stories
Post-hurricane mystery and zombies. An epic ski race on another planet. Rusalka, Laamia, and other monsters. Unicorns and stories of love, loss, and betrayal. A collection of short fiction by Annie Bellet, written in attendance at the Clarion Writer's Workshop in San Diego, California. Contains bonus material such as author notes, submission stories, and quotes from classmates.
The Scent of Sunlight by
Price: Free! Words: 6,320. Language: English. Published: August 12, 2011 by Doomed Muse Press. Categories: Fiction » Fantasy » Contemporary, Fiction » African American fiction » General
Single mother Queenie Hayes struggles to support her two young children and tells them stories of a world filled with sunlight instead of concrete, a world called the Veldt where magical creatures abound and her family roams free. As a social worker threatens to break Queenie's family apart, the Veldt offers her family a chance to escape if she can find the courage to reach for it.
Winter's Bite by
Price: Free! Words: 17,560. Language: English. Published: April 30, 2011 by Doomed Muse Press. Categories: Fiction » Fantasy » General, Fiction » Fantasy » Epic
(5.00 from 2 reviews)
Many years ago, Ysabon made her living by the sword as a skilled mercenary. Now she lives in Westedge with her brother's children, tending to the animals and afraid of dying old and useless. When a horrible winter storm drives monsters down from the mountains, Ysabon can save her family and her village if she finds the strength to take up the sword for a final battle. (A short story.)
Broken Moon by
Price: Free! Words: 5,230. Language: English. Published: April 28, 2011 by Doomed Muse Press. Categories: Fiction » Fantasy » Contemporary, Fiction » Fantasy » Urban
Janie thought she was a lone wolf until she met Roane. She believes he's her soul mate as he takes her into his home and his heart. But when she unlocks a hidden room, Janie discovers dark secrets that could threaten not only her life, but that of her unborn child. Broken Moon is an urban fantasy short story by Annie Bellet.
The Light of the Earth As Seen From Tartarus by
Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 13,580. Language: English. Published: February 7, 2011 by Doomed Muse Press. Categories: Fiction » Science fiction » General, Fiction » Science fiction » High tech
Ian and Jack Talley and the Prometheus Space Program set a record for the fastest manned flight to Jupiter. But the journey ended in disaster, crippling Jack and killing the rest of the crew. Ten years later, an eccentric multi-billionaire offers them all his money, and a second chance, if they'll fly him to Pluto. But they must decide whether they are making history, or repeating it.

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  • Aremac Power: Inventions at Risk on Feb. 10, 2011

    I really enjoyed this book. It's a follow up to the book "The Aremac Project" but I read them out of order. The author does a good job of giving enough information on the events of the previous novel that I didn't feel lost at all and was sucked in right away by the challenges the characters faced and the cool ideas surrounding the Aremac itself. Some of the science takes a little suspension of disbelief, but that's true of a lot of science fiction. No one really understands yet how memories are exactly processed and stored, so there's lots of theoretical lee-way and the tech used here explores one path. The relationships between the characters, as well as their relationships with technology and their cultures, are also well-developed. This was a very enjoyable read and the pacing was spot on.
  • Into the Fire on April 27, 2011

    This story is a fun read. Just the right mix of hard science fiction (ie, the science) and good adventurous fun. I'll definitely be looking for more from this author.