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What is man? What is his essence? To Plato, it was the soul. Aristotle understood that man has a physical essence as well. An essence that would place all of humanity in danger.

Desire, lust, and greed know no boundaries in time, space, or among different species. With the invention of the subspace warp engine, the Universe was thrown open to...

Release date 06-01-2026:

Filled with supreme confidence and unshakable arrogance, the Pavonians descended upon Earth and took what they desired. The fate of those they abducted was irrelevant. To them, these captives were commodities—nothing more. Sentient beings, whether Ghurid or Human, existed to be bought, sold, and used at their masters’...

Release date 12/01/2026:

All that Senah had built lay in ruin. Talak Four had fallen. Plaateah was lost. His wife and son were captives. With nothing left to him but memory and wrath, he turned to the one power that might yet restore what had been taken—the emperor on Sanipur.

But even there, the shadow of his past awaited him. Long ago, Senah had...

Release date 06-01-2027:

Old habits die hard. The war had ended, but the Pavonians had not changed their nature. Across the Empire, a secret society—the Taala Ikraan—worked in shadow, yearning for a return to the ancient ways. On Sanipur, young human males began to vanish, each disappearance a quiet fracture in the fragile peace between Earth and...

Mark Kretschmann, a native of Fredericksburg, Texas, traveled to Berlin in 1937 to study German literature. What could possibly go wrong? Alone among his family, his grandfather Eugen senses the danger at once and fiercely opposes the journey, warning that Germany is no longer a place for the naïve—or the free.

At first, Berlin was everything...

What begins as a two-year program to obtain a master’s degree in German literature becomes a nightmare. Fleeing Berlin to escape the manipulation of the Nazi state and the unwanted attentions of a wealthy industrialist, Mark is forced to travel the length and breadth of Germany to preserve his freedom. Only the kindness of ordinary Germans—and...

WWII

WWII