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The Mad King Sarru-kin knows one of the Sea-Goats most closely guarded secrets—that the swimmers possess the means to immortality—and the Mad King wishes to be a god. Mani the Scholar is a clever man, but will cleverness be enough to prevent the Mad King from becoming a god...

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...

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…

In the spring of 1519, Hernán Cortés arrived at the shores of Mexico to conquer the Aztec Empire and claim its gold for the glory of Spain. That’s what the history books tell us. But sometimes, right in the middle of the history we know, somebody goes and does something to change one important detail, and the world is never the same…

We've all had moments when we felt like we were surrounded by idiots…
Babylon Briggs feels that pain every day because his town, his planet, even his galaxy, is jam-packed with the most thick-headed simpletons imaginable. So when his home world is invaded by a group of equally clueless conquerors, it’s up to Babylon to save the day. The only question is:

Is he smart enough?