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Earth has been left for dead. In the wreckage of global warming, scientists have scrambled to design Galileo, a space ark sustaining generations of humans across trillions of miles of travel in hopes to someday colonize the planet coined as Earth Two. Or at least that’s the story those born onboard have been told...

Once more, Charlee must stand against not only her great aunt, the sorceress Theodora, but also an ancient evil—the Brotherhood—seeking to be reborn and to conquer worlds. If she is to save the universe, she’ll have to put her faith in a person who knows the truth about the cursed medallion that calls to Charlee. A war is coming, and her very soul is on the line.

The accidental discovery of the narration device completely changed entertainment and proved too dangerous to use without strict laws in place. Junior understood the reason behind these laws, which is why Bree does not know she’s a character in a story. When a rogue narrator hacks into the system and begins creating chaos in Junior's story, does Junior continue to follow the laws to keep herself safe, or does she risk it all to protect the characters she loves?

Fynn Hardin is an average, everyday high school slacker, voted most likely to be overlooked. He needs a summer job, a car, and a girlfriend, not necessarily in that order. After sleeping through the high school job fair, he stumbles upon an elevator to Hell—and Hell is hiring! Fynn get a job and even meets the girl of his dreams. Unfortunately, Lily is also demon that Fynn accidentally helps to escape Hell. Now, Lucifer wants his demon back…

Young people are being killed by the dozens. The police are baffled by the dismembered bodies and missing persons reports. With Baltimore about to become a playground for demons, the communities turn to the one man in the city sworn to defend them. Armed with a magical sword, a desert eagle—because he can’t hit a target—and a network of friends better suited for the job, can Michael Franklin White prevent a wizard from opening a portal to Hell in his city?

Professor Cal Sutherland’s research on time travel elicits only snide remarks from fellow philosophers and rejection notices from journals. Even Cal would admit that time travelers probably aren’t real—until he encounters one inside his neighbor’s burning house. Cal soon learns that, while the past cannot be changed, there is much a time traveler can do in the past. Unfortunately for Cal, this includes the possibility of dying there…