In the very first story, Undeniable, the modern day character finds just how much
suffering he is willing to face rather than deny God.
In Adam Graham's science-fiction story, Your Average Ordinary Alien, an ultimate SciFi
fan gets his wish to meet an alien, but finds it's nothing like the movies.
Another story by Adam Graham, The Agent, tells the story of a writer ready to do what
ever it takes to get ahead. But is he willing to pay the ultimate price?
Alisha K. Moore's story, The Marks, involves a time travelling hit-woman. What happens
when she must decide between killing evil or killing the innocent?
In Guilty, by Daniel I Weaver, Francis is on the run from his ex-fiancee's father. Their
final confrontation in a spooky old house will change both of their lives.
Fair Balance, by S.M. Kirkland, involves a modern gothic girl who no longer attends
church with her mother and brother since starting college and making new friends. But
who is right? The answer will surprise you.
This book is a very enjoyable read. It runs runs the gambit of fantasy and
science-fiction to suspense and even westerns.
Best of all, the stories will make you stop and think long after you finish reading.
Timothy A. Hicks
Note: Timothy's review can also be found at amazon
suffering he is willing to face rather than deny God.
In Adam Graham's science-fiction story, Your Average Ordinary Alien, an ultimate SciFi
fan gets his wish to meet an alien, but finds it's nothing like the movies.
Another story by Adam Graham, The Agent, tells the story of a writer ready to do what
ever it takes to get ahead. But is he willing to pay the ultimate price?
Alisha K. Moore's story, The Marks, involves a time travelling hit-woman. What happens
when she must decide between killing evil or killing the innocent?
In Guilty, by Daniel I Weaver, Francis is on the run from his ex-fiancee's father. Their
final confrontation in a spooky old house will change both of their lives.
Fair Balance, by S.M. Kirkland, involves a modern gothic girl who no longer attends
church with her mother and brother since starting college and making new friends. But
who is right? The answer will surprise you.
This book is a very enjoyable read. It runs runs the gambit of fantasy and
science-fiction to suspense and even westerns.
Best of all, the stories will make you stop and think long after you finish reading.
Timothy A. Hicks
Note: Timothy's review can also be found at amazon
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