Science fiction

Radiation Can Really Mess Things Up, is a classic Sci-Fi story about what happens when you aren't monitoring the site of a nuclear disaster like Chernobyl, quite closely enough.

"e;Who are you?

It's the sixteenth century.

Welcome to Olympus, a dwarf planet with a moon, which were both found to be habitable just as Earth was on the brink of nuclear war.

These two books are the continuing adventures of FBI agent Lili Foxworthy and her brilliant actor husband Peter von Rabenhorst.

Extermination just got a whole lot more fun.

A maior parte do mundo é um ermo congelado.

FBI agent Lili Foxworthy and her husband, actor Peter Wolff, visit Peter'shomeland of Germany for a bit of R&R at the family castle, but what they encounter is an evil and charismatic Interpol agent, and a case of exploding people.

A bizarre phone call launches a young P.

With a contemporary review by R.

Based on true events, "e;The Return"e; is a mesmerizing read.

When Mary Wollstonecraft wrote her classic, Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus, in 1818, she raised questions about the advisability of humans trying to create life artificially.

Roger CrinerA technician traveling the country repairing computer-controlled machines, Roger has a life that is about as mundane as possible.

This book tells the story of two interesting aliens living on an isolated planet.