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The Gods of Light have dominated the ancient world for centuries, interfering with
human civilization. Now, someone is killing them, That frightens the Gods enough
to send for the trickster, Odyl, the hero of the Minoan war, to discover the
murderer.

The Bull God, Torodous, among others is opposed to human interference, and
maroons Odyl and his war companions: Pellian, Eugonis, Larpos, and Ajax on the
island of the one-eyed God Appolian, who slays any invaders. To insure Odyl
cannot complete his mission Torodous attacks Odyl's homeland of Naxos and
kidnaps Odyl's wife Penelope and his young son Anticius.

With only his wits and his ability to throw fire to aid him, Odyl must somehow
vanquish Appolian, make his way to Minos and to cross the huge island to rescue
his wife.
Advances in modern war techniques have led to "cleaner" and "cleaner" weapons.
Countries have created missiles that can pinpoint a room within a building - greatly
reducing the risks to non-combatants in a war zone. However, it has been argued
that wars have to be messy so people have an actual reason to avoid them.

In this collection 11 authors will look at ways that warfare will advance in the
future:

- from a war that has determined safe zones that cannot be attacked
- to a virtual war where a law still exists that can require one-tenth of the
population to be killed
- to a closed meeting room where world leaders order the destruction of their own
people to show just how far they will go in attacking the enemy.

Whether you agree with war or not, these stories will cause you to pause and think
about the ways in which war is waged.
Eve - the first woman - some call her Pandora.

Both the Christian and ancient Greek myths make her the reason man was plagued
with the ills of the world.

Whether in convincing Adam to taste of the fruit of the forbidden tree of
knowledge or in giving in to her curiosity and opening a forbidden box and
releasing all the evils into the world.

Well, it's time she had a chance to tell her story...
It was an open and shut case of someone's reckless actions that had killed his
sister. Mark knows that, and he is going to expose the group responsible for the
wild, headlong, daredevils they are. But Mark has a lot to learn; about the killer
and about himself.

Mark arrives on Eire's moon with a complete set of beliefs: it hadn't been his
sister's fault in any way, the person responsible for shooting down his sister's ship,
the group the killer belongs to are reckless scum, and he will right the situation by
exposing them in print. But the longer he stays the less his beliefs apply.
Not long ago, Harry had moved back to the town where his ex-wife and kids
reside and was trying to rebuild his life. The "work hard and play hard" attitude
that carries Harry through life is balanced by the softness evidenced in his dealings
with his children. Once again, he was going to have to be away from them and the
new life he had been trying so hard to establish.

Going undercover at MechInsCo, Harry gets exposure to executives within the
company including his lifer accounting boss, the psycho senior finance executive
and a frantic company president. They all paint the same picture-a company losing
money with no idea how, or why. His stint at MechInsCo supplies Harry with
some raucous times: large amounts of information, booze and ladies provide him
with much more than he signed on for.
Harry Mickey Shorts gets a call from M. Randle Trundle, a New York business
tycoon, who is in need of Harry's help. Without a thought, Harry drops what he is
doing and races off to help his benefactor, and friend.

Trundle is a part owner in Board Room Farms, a horse racing stable, run by his
brother, Danny Trundle. He informs Harry the stable's prize breeding stallion was
found dead in his stall and Trundle feels something is wrong. Harry agrees to help
Trundle with the case and does what he does best by going undercover and
digging into the world of thoroughbred horse racing. Having bet on more than a
few nags in his lifetime, Harry is comfortable around the track and blends in very
smoothly.

During his investigation, Harry forms an alliance with the ranch's female vet - in
more ways than one. She agrees to provide needed intelligence on the current and
prior goings-on at Board Room Farms. Along the way, she becomes a serious
love interest in Harry's life. Unfortunately, that conflicts with Harry's renewed
part-time interest in his ex-wife that may prove to be a "pick one" dilemma,
sooner, rather than later. His love for, and continued attempt to become part of his
two children's lives, remains paramount in Harry's thinking.
A Shapeshifter from a planet known as Paradise, comes to Earth on a mission to
rescue other Shapeshifters who may have become trapped in Earth shapes and
are unable to return to their home planet.

During his time on Earth the Shapeshifter becomes a dog, a duck, a pigeon, a
human male, and a human female. It is as a human female that the Shapeshifter
begins to forget his true identity.

Although her dreams terrify her (she can't understand why she dreams of flying
and of making love to women), she keeps working to put the pieces of the puzzle
together and recover her memory, although with each passing day she becomes
more identified with her current shape and less likely to believe the truth of who
she really is.
Chordelia, straddling two of the realities proposed in Everett's Many Worlds
Theory of Quantum Physics, has no idea how distorted the line is between choice
and fate.

In one of her worlds, Chorie's young daughter is dying-a drama that quickly
contaminates her other, much rosier, reality. Before long, the emotional burden of
dealing with two separate lives spawns heated legal battles, endangers her role as
mother and wife, and causes people in both universes to judge her insane. As her
lives begin to crumble, so does Chorie's heart and mind.

When Dr. Penny, a man with disturbing, murky, hypnotic eyes offers to rid her of
the life that's causing so much pain, she must decide if she is willing to sacrifice the
chance to be with her dying child for the chance to save her marriage and
experience happiness.

She thinks she's planned it well-she's researched her choices, prepared herself for
the consequences, put everything in place. She makes her decision. However....

Life, as it has the propensity to do, strikes back with the dark and unexpected.
When Anwyn Baldomyre stumbled upon Stonegorge, he was fascinated to find an
entire city built under a bridge. But the moment he stepped under its tall arches
seeking shelter for the night, he knew something was amiss. Stonegorge was being
ravaged by the rising river threatening to wash its foundations away, as well as a
frightening creature locals call The Water Lady. A creature who drowns men on
dry land.

Soon, the river will tear out the foundations of the bridge. So Anwyn embarks on
solving the mystery of the Water Lady and helping the folk who live at the base of
the bridge known as The Depths.

But there are those who would just as soon the Harper Mage not learn the truth,
for that would spoil their plans to run those who dwell in The Depths from their
homes and put the wealth of Stonegorge into their own pockets.

But his magic may not be enough to save The City Under the Bridge unless Anwyn
can solve the riddles buried in Stonegorge itself.
Joanne Hall's first collection of fantasy stories, ranging from the satirical comedy of:

"The Feline Queen" - where a race of cat-women are not quite as the hero
anticipates, to the darkness of:

"To Please the Gods" - where a healer and a priest join forces to save their village
from a mysterious plague.

Here you will find heroes, with muscles like footballs and brains like peas.
Heroines, whose mystical gifts may be their salvation, or their doom. And ordinary
people, from this world and others, caught up in magic beyond their understanding.

Take a breath, step through the mirror, and enter the realm of THE FELINE
QUEEN.

It's going to be an extraordinary journey...
Millstand held very little for young Bathmal Arined. Aside from his mother, the
village held nothing for him at all. And yet, he was trapped within its confines. Born
a bastard into a society that all but shuns bastards, Bathmal didn't waste time
hoping for a better future. Instead, he spent the idle moments of his free time
fantasizing of grand adventure and of places wholly unlike Millstand. Places where
everyone had a voice, and everyone mattered and cared for one another
regardless of caste. He often spent long hours wandering the worlds of his
imagination, battling evil singlehandedly, rescuing cities and nations from hordes of
gruesome demons, and returning to countless glorious homecomings.

But when the fantasies faded and reality crept back in, Bathmal knew he was just
a bastard; and in his world, that equaled to nothing. Then, on a cold winter day on
the outskirts of the village, Bathmal's life changes forever. He encounters a knight
from the north, who tells Bathmal that there is more to the world than being a
bastard, and that even bastards can become knights. Bathmal becomes obsessed
with the idea and follows the knight from the village and commences on a life
journey that will take him into the frozen mountains, across the sea to an ill-fated
kingdom, and into the depths of The Black Realm of Hadez itself, there to face his
true tests where success would grant Bathmal the chance to obtain everything he'd
dreamed of, and failure meant endless death.

Bathmal's journey also leads him to the tale of The Golden Griffin, and sets him
down the first few steps of the road towards a possible meeting with history....and
a legend come alive.
WELCOME TO THE HOTEL GALILEO

It's the Roaring Twenties. Humanity has ventured out into the stars, and out there,
on the shoulder of Orion, sits Earth's crowning chievement -- the awesome
steam-powered space palace known as the Hotel Galileo.

Returning to Earth after a long vacation, retired detective Barclay Heath decides to
stop at the famed space hotel for one night only. But Heath soon discovers dark
forces are at work--before the night is over an Arcturan dignitary is found
murdered in his bed.

With the future of Earth hanging in the balance, only the keen mind of Barclay
Heath can see through the tangled web of lies and subterfuge spun by the chief
suspects. Only he can unravel the mystery that lies at the heart of the Hotel Galileo.
For over fifty years, fireworms have ravaged the city of Citadel Heights. Warriors
and wizards have sought to find the answer to the attacks, but to little avail. Each
raid has decimated the Chilan warriors, the elite guard of King Romarin, the son of
Rhynathel, the warrior god.

Kalena, a young squire to Cahal, the Kings Champion, knows all too well the peril
that the fireworms bring. As she watches her friends and fellow warriors die in the
attacks, she knows something must be done. A tragic loss sends her on a quest
with Romarin, himself, to find the source of the attacks and to perform daring
rescue. But an ancient evil lurks in the fireworms lair that even the magic of
Romarin may not be able to fight, and forces Kalena to face an enemy even more
dangerous than the fireworms.
Valtierra, a city-state, is governed by archetypes. Every two years they choose
twelve men and women to wear the masks and to become the Wise Old Man, the
Fool, the Mother, the Harlot, the Warrior, and the rest of the council. But now
Valtierra faces hunger, decay, and an enemy on their border and, when the need
for leadership is greatest, one mask is worn by a foreigner and one mask hides a
traitor.
Sweat, Blood
Dirt, Bulls
Pain, Glory

Some people think this is a rodeo

This Ain't No Rodeo
This is Bull Riding!

Inside these covers you will find stories about one of the toughest individual sports
there is -- bull riding and those who participate. This exciting sport pits the riding
skills, ability to read and interpret the animal athlete's movements, strength and
sheer determination of the rider against the brute force,power and determination of
a bull who doesn't want that rider on his back.

As exciting as the sport is to watch, it is very dangerous. This is not a team sport,
and riders who aren't riding and winning; aren't making money.

Seventy-five percent of all proceeds from the sales of this book will be donated to
the RRF - an organization that provides financial assistance to those involved in the
sport when they need it.
Terrified shrieks reached Word Warrior's ears as he floundered up the
embankment. In the gully below he saw the blood stained snow and the dead
corpse of the screaming kitten's mother. A stinky shaggy two-leg was trying to
capture the youngster and he knew it couldn't be allowed to. With a battle cry
born of his ancestors he charged down the hill - unaware of the high hunter lurking
in the pines.

In the storm filled mountains, Anumati heard scratching at the entrance of her den.
Her every instinct was to protect the three young who lay at her side. Her body
tensed for battle as two howlers padded in.

World Warrior and Anumati are unaware kittens, pups and rightful prey are being
stolen by strange metal monster. All that is left behind are odd jagged paw prints
of an animal they do not know.

In their world of snow and biting wind they must decide if they trust each other
enough to find out the truth or if old predator-prey rules remain with no hope for
change.
The wolf has long been a source of folklore and mystery, since the dawn of
humankind.

Sometimes reviled and feared
Sometimes revered and loved
The wolf's fate has intertwined with our own.

Follow the latest myths and legends or the wolf as written by Science Fiction,
Fantasy and Horror authors.

In this anthology, you'll find stories by best selling pros as well as by up and
coming authors.

Edited by M.H. Bonham, Science Fiction and Fantasy author and editor, you'll
discover that as the dusk fades in the night, you'll hear the wolfsong calling you into
stories of the imagination.
The wolf has been a source of folklore and mystery since the dawn of humankind.

Sometimes reviled and feared,
sometimes revered and loved,
the wolf's fate has intertwined with our own.

In this second volume of WolfSongs you can again follow the latest myths and
legends of the wolf and allow, once again, as the dusk fades into night, the
wolfsong to take you into stories of the imagination.