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Braden and Jim thought they were in for a relaxing camping trip in the picturesque White Canyon, when a freak storm drives them to take shelter in a nearby cave. They shockingly encounter monsters out of their nightmares and must flee to the nearby mountain community of Pinion Vale.But this isn't the same peaceful hamlet Braden remembered. They have somehow passed into the Space Between, a realm inhabiting the same physical space but existing on a different plane, caught up in the middle of a war between Demons and Watchers with the whole world as the prize.Now Braden and Jim, two ordinary people, must discover why they were brought Between and fight for humanity before becoming casualties themselves.If you enjoy thrilling, urban fantasy, you'll love "The Space Between" with Demons, Watchers, Mythical Romance, and the classic battle between good and evil.Get it now.

Stargate SG-1 Meets the Wheel of Time (only shorter).If you love space opera and epic fantasy, you'll love this series. Check out the first episode below: Javin was dead . . .at least he should be.The last thing he remembered was touching off a Suitcase Nuke strapped to his back hoping to take out an enemy compound of 'Toads' who'd invaded Earth and decimated all her cities.His Special Operations team had survived the initial invasion and were fighting a guerrilla war -- a last ditch effort to buy Earth time to regroup.Javin hit the 'det' switch, felt the blast, saw nothing but white . . . everywhere. And then he heard voices, talking about him as if he weren't there until he's swallowed up in a dark tunnel, and realizes he's moving incredibly fast.Then Javin awakens on a jungle planet, naked, no memory of who he is, where he's from, and facing a giant green lizard who wants him for dinner.From one scrape to the next Javin crosses this odd landscape finding he can speak the language like a native and knows things; things about science and technology that are far beyond this planet or its people. But that's not all. The natives seem to know him too.You see, they think he's Mulda' fi, a Promised One who has been sent to save their world from evil domination. There are pictures, legends, even statues of him all around . . . and Javin is sure he's never been here before It also turns out he has an enemy who looks just like him, with powers he can't even begin to imagine. Or maybe he can, if he can just get his 'lucky marble' - which turns out to be much more than it seems - to work.Javin's special ancestry makes him the 'One' (or maybe One of Two) who can save all the races in the galaxy from being snuffed out. The problem is he knows nothing about it. And the Guardians who are supposed to watch over things can't tell him anything because they've got problems of their own.The only way he can get answers as to who he is, where he's at, or why all this is happening, is to fulfill his supposed destiny and save the world. It wouldn't be so bad, but he would like to have been asked first.Promised Ones is the first book in the completed 5 book Guardian War series. It's reminiscent of an exotic Edgar Rice Burroughs adventure in a mashup of space opera and portal fantasy. A thundering-paced yarn filled with pyramids, gateways, and a dose of galactic mystery.Get it now.

There Really is an Evil Twin.He has the power, the knowledge and the plan to subjugate an entire world.The only person standing in his way is Javin, whose destiny is the save the world.Yet Javin is still struggling to unlock his memories and find out what's going on while those around him are expecting miracles he's not sure he can deliver.There's also the problem that Javin and his 'Nemesis' appear to be twins How can that be? Javin doesn't remember having a brother. Of course, he doesn't remember his past either, so it's possible.It would be nice to just sit down and talk it out, except this Nemesis wants to kill Javin. And Javin needs to capture Nemesis and save the day no matter the cost.Hey, no pressure."Nemesis" is book 2 in the Guardian War series of 5 books. It continues the saga of Javin and his group of Promised Ones who have been tasked with saving the galaxy, though none of them has a clue how to go about it.And the Guardians, beings who are supposed to be guiding them along, continue to be mysteriously absent.Looks like this time the bad guy really may win.Except Javin won't give up.Get it now.

They say you can't go home again. They never mentioned what to do when home is already destroyed. Earth lies in ruins, decimated by the Toad invasion that started Javin's journey. Logic says it's too late to save it. Statistics say it's impossible. History says it's already done. Javin's never been good at listening to what others say. There's a chance-slim as a razor's edge-to undo Earth's destruction. The cost? Possibly the entire galaxy. But when has an impossible choice ever stopped a hero? As if the fate of two worlds isn't enough pressure, the Guardian civil war finally erupts. Both factions claim to fight for the greater good. Both demand Javin's allegiance. And both seem content to let everything burn while they settle their ancient score. Then Thoth awakens. The last of the Ancients, an entity of unfathomable power, has been watching. Judging. Deciding whether humanity-whether any race-deserves salvation. As the Grand Plan to save the galaxy unravels, Thoth's verdict could change everything. Or end everything. With time running out, alliances shattering, and the very fabric of reality at stake, Javin faces the ultimate question: How much would you sacrifice to rewrite history? --- RETURN TO EARTH hurtles toward the climax of the Guardian War series with devastating force. In this penultimate installment, loyalties are tested, sacrifices demand their due, and the line between saving the world and destroying the galaxy grows terrifyingly thin. See how this book is: - The most emotionally powerful book in the series- A masterclass in raising the stakes- Like watching 'Inception' meet 'The Day After Tomorrow'-in space The end of everything is approaching. The question is: which end will you choose? Get your copy now.

Javin had to die . . . To activate the Matrix and enact the Grand Plan that would save the galaxy. He couldn't turn away from his duty, nor give up on his friends. But first there were a mess of problems he had to clean up. If Javin and his friends couldn't do that, his sacrifice would mean nothing. It's the final volume of the Guardian War saga, complete with an ending that will leave you saying, "oh my heck I didn't see that coming " Get it now.