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Valentine and her Novas are the only known survivors of the fall of Epsilon Eridani. A new and deadly threat known only as the Ski’ligs sweeps through the Eridani System, capturing planets and moons in a matter of weeks. This high-tech race displays an unsurpassed knowledge of science and warfare that threatens the safety of the Alliance and beyond. Their avian species thrives on hunting and war and uses their aerial abilities to hit and run before they can be brought to battle.

Valentine and her Novas are back in action as they defend the Martian moon of Deimos from a massive Ski’lig invasion. The Ski’ligs are back in force, and this time they’ve brought an armada with them. Epsilon Eridani has already fallen and soon the Alliance are in full retreat back to Terra Nova, where they can rally a force strong enough to deal with the unexpected attack. Earth and Mars are alone as they prepare to sell their lives dearly. But Valentine has a plan, one that will spare the colonies of Sol, and force the enemy to deal with the Novas on their terms.

Polar Knights is based on true events. In 1845, The HMS Erebus and Terror set out for a study of magnetism and the search for the Northwest Passage. Every member of the crew either vanished or was found as a mummy or a skeleton. The native people tried to explain what happened to the men and even claimed that some men survived and lived among them. No one believed them. In 2016 the world became interested in the story again after the ships were found, sunken far from where expected. (But exactly where the natives claimed they could be found.)

What's going on over at Camp Ferrier? Why don't we see any campers during the day? What happens at night? Nazis are back. Who will stand against them? Who will take the risk of having their home burned, their family attacked? What happens when they fill the ranks of the police and government? Sometimes, you need evil to confront evil.

The mysteries surrounding the deaths of nine young, experienced ski hikers in 1959 have never been solved. On a trip through the Ural Mountains, the group of students first were reported missing and then were found deceased, but several were not located until months following the tragedy. Despite exhaustive investigations, there has never been a theory that explains exactly what killed the nine, and because of this, many unusual conjectures have arisen.

Follow along to the mountains of madness, seen through the perspective of Professor Dyer, his companion Danforth, and the rest of the ill-fated Miskatonic expedition! They dug up much more than fossils. Contains the script of the horror audiobook of the same name, based on At the Mountains of Madness by H. P. Lovecraft.

Those who grew up in Michigan and the surrounding states know the horror of dogman! Campers attacked, cabins raided, pets and livestock devoured or missing. What waits in the woods? Five original tales of dogman terror, as researched by Nathan Tarantla, Forest Fulsham, and more!

Andrew Skyes, the Interstellar Dad, returns for an all-new adventure on board the Galactic Offspring, along with his ex-wife Denise, and Tucker Hitchman, the other guy who also got pregnant from a device called an embryo inducer. Fresh off the delivery of his infant son, Cooper, Andrew finds himself with the additional responsibility of learning about ship security. But how secure can an alien vessel be when everyone on board seems to have their own agenda?

The National Unnatural Resources Bureau is the official paranormal investigative branch of the US Federal Government. Tasked with cataloging and monitoring unexplained phenomenon, cryptid enclaves, and supernatural entities in the United States, N.U.R.B. has operated since the early 1900s.

A tornado is the most destructive weather phenomenon in nature. Sasquatches are the greatest apex predator to prowl the mountains of North America since the disappearance of the dinosaurs and Smilodon fatalis, the sabertooth cat. Can anyone, can anything, survive the bloody gale of Squatchnado?

The game they never should have played. Caleb adores his friends even though he spends most of his time as a mediator to their bickering. The one thing they all have in common is their love of zombies. The choice to begin a zombie boy's club is unanimous. However, his friends take a simple game of scaring people too far. When the fun changes to hurting innocent people, Caleb wants it to stop. But they won't listen, and the games grow darker still. Caleb is afraid to tell anyone, and afraid to continue down the same path.

Beautifully told stories by the first non-European to win the Nobel Prize in Literature. Tagore, the poet, essayist, and composer, was friends with Albert Einstein. Written originally in Bengali and translated into English, this collection of short stories are delightful and moving. Tagore provides us with moral sentiments, but without being overly moralizing.