U.S. Marshal. David Crockett Hall and Texas Ranger, John Barclay Armstrong have set out chasing men, each for their own reasons. When their paths converge in Kansas, they discover the men they were following separately have now joined together and are heading for a giant payday somewhere, but where the two lawmen don't know. This story is about camaraderie, friendship, hardship and an unerring desire to complete their jobs at any and all costs. Set against the background of the late 1870's, the story takes us across the mid-west, southwest and into Colorado, unfolding a tale of two strangers becoming friends.

Imagine you're a 32-year-old Master Chief in the U.S. Navy named Walter Koch, and you're not just testing any old diving suit; you're in what's essentially a high-tech, sci-fi wetsuit for Project Seadragon. This suit lets you swim deeper than a submarine's dreams, without the hassle of tanks or the fear of the bends. But, as luck would have it, your test dive goes south faster than a penguin on a ski lift. An explosion sends you rocketing towards the surface, leaving your team in a rather permanent state of "rest." When you wake up, you're not just in the suit; you are the suit, in a manner of speaking. It's fused with you, and nobody's got a clue how to get you out.
The Epsilon Wave: Enter Brad Jefferies, head of the mysterious Epsilon Project, who's got more secrets than a government file on UFOs. He convinces Koch that the accident was no accident (because why would it be simple, right?). Koch finds himself in a world where the human mind's potential, dubbed the Epsilon Wave, has created beings known as Exotic Humans. It's like if your brain could manifest your deepest fears and fantasies, and then they started hanging out with you.
Ancient Cities and Underwater Wars: Just when you thought things couldn't get weirder, Koch discovers Mu, an ancient city that sank with Atlantis but decided to keep the party going underwater. Both cities, alive and kicking at the bottom of their respective oceans, are about to kick off a war that could make the surface world's problems look like a minor squabble over who ate the last slice of pizza.
This novel marks Richard Paolinelli's return to the Seadragon universe after over 35 years. He was the writer for the first two issues of the original comic series back in '85, so he's not just revisiting; he's expanding the lore with the depth of someone who's been there, done that, and got the t-shirt fused to his skin.
"Seadragon" isn't just a tale of underwater adventure; it's a dive into a world where the supernatural and the scientific collide, with enough plot twists to make a pretzel look straight. If you're into stories where the line between man and machine blurs, where ancient cities wage war beneath the waves, and where every dive might just be into the unknown, then "Seadragon" is your kind of deep-sea adventure. Just remember, when you're in over your head, sometimes the only way out is through.

Dr. Steven Collins, driven by a singular purpose to prevent humanity's annihilation by asteroids, invents a revolutionary shield using Earth's magnetic field. But what happens when this shield, meant to save us, becomes the harbinger of our doom?
Unravel the Mystery: Discover how Collins's experiment backfires, catapulting him 102 years into the future where he's the only hope for the remnants of humanity.
A World Transformed: Encounter a San Francisco that Dante could only dream of in his darkest visions, a city reshaped by time and technology.
Action-Packed Narrative: Follow Collins as he navigates a world not just changed by time but by the very fabric of reality itself. From terraforming planets to battling a sinister overlord, every page turns faster than a spacecraft in a slingshot orbit.

In the year 2041 mankind has finally stepped onto the surface of Mars. The crew of the Seeker set about their mission of laying down the foundation for a new base, while two of the crew are sent out to recover old Earth probes.

But instead of probes, the pair discover a woman who calls herself, Oracle Delphi, and she has an incredible tale to tell them. A tale of a Mars over sixty-five million years in the past. Of a world that was once covered in seas and lakes, icecaps and deserts, plains and forests. When it was a world called Olympus, inhabited by the race of advanced immortals that called the planet home.
Immortals we now call gods.

What will Oracle’s tale mean regarding the origins of life on Earth? The truth about the Gods humanity worships today is now in their hands.

The future of the people of Earth now that they have this knowledge remains to be seen.

Tuscany Bay Books has published two collections of poetry written by Rob Jones. Now, both of these collections are available in one volume. In The Collected Poems of Rob Jones you will find:

RE-ENCHANTED: Poems for the Imagination & Inspiration is a collection of thought-provoking poems and prayers that elucidates and gives insight into the importance of the imagination as a critical faculty that bodies forth truth and gives us an inkling of a transcending reality that we all ache and long for.

This world we live in has humanity under a dis-enchanted spell that causes us to believe that science and our senses are the only reliable and empirical sources for truth and that this material world is all there is. This disenchantment can be broken by the power of art and objective truths. These poems aim to re-enchant the imagination and awaken minds to another world that is realer than real and truer than true.

This book includes four short stories previously published by Tuscany Bay Books - The Hyperion Signals, Vessel, The Night My Father Shot The Werewolf, and God Save The King.

This volume includes several new short stories and sonnets from the pen of Josh Griffing.

Space Opera must be Great! Gallant! Gigantic! Grandiose!
Grandmaster John C. Wright restores the lost glory of classic pulp space opera in the complete Starquest saga—an unapologetic, larger-than-life epic of high adventure set amid the stars of the Andromeda Galaxy. In the aftermath of a fallen Galactic Empire, the Four Dark Overlords are believed destroyed… yet their shadows linger. From the embers rise new threats: pirate fleets under the iron rule of the monstrous cyborg Ahab, a Crime Syndicate that corrupts republics from within, ancient eldritch powers stirring in the void, and super-weapons that quench living stars.
Meet Athos Lone, Ace of the Star Patrol turned vengeful infiltrator and masked vigilante known as the Ancient Mariner, driven by a brother’s blood debt. Follow Space Princess Lyra Centauri, exiled Shrine Maiden and mystic spy, whose astral powers and quest for her lost homeworld of Arcadia lead her through dream realms and deadly intrigue. Walk beside the unseen spymaster Nightshadow, the loyal-yet-questioning centurion Flint Ansteel, the Merry Catburglar who walks through walls, and a host of heroes, outlaws, templars, and improbable allies as they battle dark lords, phantom thieves, sinister syndicates, and forces older than empire.
Here are space princesses and space pirates, iron-masked avengers and clone troopers who must choose their true loyalty, secret agents and pirate kings, warfleets and dimensional duels, wonder and horror, chivalry and cunning.
This is the rip-roaring, heroic, fun space opera of old—restored, expanded, and told with the grandeur and invention only a true grandmaster can deliver.
All true tales are but part of a greater. The complete Starquest omnibus collection awaits.
Read on!

Space Opera must be Great! Gallant! Gigantic! Grandiose!
Grandmaster John C. Wright restores the lost glory of classic pulp space opera in the complete Starquest saga—an unapologetic, larger-than-life epic of high adventure set amid the stars of the Andromeda Galaxy. In the aftermath of a fallen Galactic Empire, the Four Dark Overlords are believed destroyed… yet their shadows linger. From the embers rise new threats: pirate fleets under the iron rule of the monstrous cyborg Ahab, a Crime Syndicate that corrupts republics from within, ancient eldritch powers stirring in the void, and super-weapons that quench living stars.
Meet Athos Lone, Ace of the Star Patrol turned vengeful infiltrator and masked vigilante known as the Ancient Mariner, driven by a brother’s blood debt. Follow Space Princess Lyra Centauri, exiled Shrine Maiden and mystic spy, whose astral powers and quest for her lost homeworld of Arcadia lead her through dream realms and deadly intrigue. Walk beside the unseen spymaster Nightshadow, the loyal-yet-questioning centurion Flint Ansteel, the Merry Catburglar who walks through walls, and a host of heroes, outlaws, templars, and improbable allies as they battle dark lords, phantom thieves, sinister syndicates, and forces older than empire.
Here are space princesses and space pirates, iron-masked avengers and clone troopers who must choose their true loyalty, secret agents and pirate kings, warfleets and dimensional duels, wonder and horror, chivalry and cunning.
This is the rip-roaring, heroic, fun space opera of old—restored, expanded, and told with the grandeur and invention only a true grandmaster can deliver.
All true tales are but part of a greater. The complete Starquest omnibus collection awaits.
Read on!

Space Opera must be Great! Gallant! Gigantic! Grandiose!
Grandmaster John C. Wright restores the lost glory of classic pulp space opera in the complete Starquest saga—an unapologetic, larger-than-life epic of high adventure set amid the stars of the Andromeda Galaxy. In the aftermath of a fallen Galactic Empire, the Four Dark Overlords are believed destroyed… yet their shadows linger. From the embers rise new threats: pirate fleets under the iron rule of the monstrous cyborg Ahab, a Crime Syndicate that corrupts republics from within, ancient eldritch powers stirring in the void, and super-weapons that quench living stars.
Meet Athos Lone, Ace of the Star Patrol turned vengeful infiltrator and masked vigilante known as the Ancient Mariner, driven by a brother’s blood debt. Follow Space Princess Lyra Centauri, exiled Shrine Maiden and mystic spy, whose astral powers and quest for her lost homeworld of Arcadia lead her through dream realms and deadly intrigue. Walk beside the unseen spymaster Nightshadow, the loyal-yet-questioning centurion Flint Ansteel, the Merry Catburglar who walks through walls, and a host of heroes, outlaws, templars, and improbable allies as they battle dark lords, phantom thieves, sinister syndicates, and forces older than empire.
Here are space princesses and space pirates, iron-masked avengers and clone troopers who must choose their true loyalty, secret agents and pirate kings, warfleets and dimensional duels, wonder and horror, chivalry and cunning.
This is the rip-roaring, heroic, fun space opera of old—restored, expanded, and told with the grandeur and invention only a true grandmaster can deliver.
All true tales are but part of a greater. The complete Starquest omnibus collection awaits.
Read on!

In the distant future of the Andromeda Galaxy, long after humanity fled the Milky Way, the legends of ancient space knights still echo—and one modern mercenary must live up to the name of the greatest among them.
Millions of years from now, the Hominids call Andromeda home. Lost in the mists of history are the tales of the knights who held the line against a dark invasion so the rest of humanity could escape. The last and greatest of those heroes was Galen Underwood.
Now a hard-edged mercenary named Galen Dwyn is hired to rescue the kidnapped Princess Rhiannon (Rhea) of Salacia. What begins as a straightforward job for pay and a chance to settle an old score quickly becomes a desperate flight through webs of political intrigue, assassination attempts, and the rise of a ruthless new Galactic Empire.
Accompanied by the princess, a former mentor, and a snarky AI, Dwyn must outmaneuver kingdoms, avert galactic civil war, and confront both external enemies and the weight of his legendary namesake.
Across the Starquest: 4th Age Adventures trilogy—Galen’s Way, Galen’s Blade, and the epic finale Galen’s Heart—Dragon Award finalist Richard Paolinelli delivers pulse-pounding space opera set in the shared universe of Dragon Award winner John C. Wright’s Starquest saga. Readers will find rescued (and not-so-spoiled) princesses, ancient prophecies, betrayals, rebellions, impenetrable defenses, and high-stakes battles for the fate of an entire corner of the galaxy. Will courage, honor, and hope prevail… or will the stars fall forever?
Perfect for fans of classic, gallant, grandiose space opera who crave adventure, intricate world-building, and heroes who choose the hard but right path.

All three books of the Jack Del Rio political mystery/thriller series in one volume.

Follow Jack Del Rio's adventures from England to D.C. and out to the Navajo Reservation in Arizona and New Mexico.

In Book 1, Reservations, Del Rio battles a seemingly supernatural foe bent on murdering the entire Tribal Council of the Navajo Reservation.

In Book 2, Betrayals, Del Rio uncovers an age-old plot hatched in the post-WW2 Soviet Union to plant a Russian in the Oval Office and overthrow the government of the United States. The FBI's star agent has just seven days to stop the plot and uncover the traitor before Inauguration Day.

In Book 3, Endgames, the remnants of the conspiracy Del Rio has battled have followed him back to Arizona, leading to a series of confrontations across the world and a journey to an explosive conclusion that no one will see coming.

Award-winning, best-selling author Richard Paolinelli has written six critically-acclaimed Sherlock Holmes pastiches in his career. Now, for the first time, all six are available in one collection - Holmes By Tuscany Bay.

In this volume you will find:

The Woman Returns: For a brief period of time the world thought Sherlock Holmes had perished in his battle with Professor Moriarty at Reichenbach Falls. While Holmes was away from London, he traveled the world. Shortly before his return he took up residence in the south of France. To his surprise Irene Adler showed up on his doorstep. She is looking for revenge. The man who murdered her husband has escaped justice and she wants Holmes to help her in her quest.

A Lesson In Mercy: Most of Arthur Conan Doyle's Holmes stories were told from the perspective of Dr. John Watson. In this case, Winston Churchill recalls a time in his youth when he was accused of theft at school. At Churchill's beloved Nanny's insistence, Holmes and Watson are called in on the case. The future Prime Minister will receive a shooting lesson from Watson and learn a valuable lesson in mercy from Holmes himself.

The Misplaced Mystery Writer: H.G. Wells has built his time machine and taken American author Edgar Allan Poe on several trips through time. Unfortunately, he has become separated from Poe while hunting for Jack The Ripper in London. Wells enlists the aid of Holmes and Watson to find Poe and return him to his correct time frame.

Nevermore: Once upon a midnight dreary Sherlock Holmes, though not weak and weary, finds himself in a tale connected to forgotten lore. Now he must solve the mystery of an albino raven that seems to be a harbinger of death for the owner of the manor it has taken up residence in.

The Substitute Thief: When a valuable manuscript has been replaced with a forgery during an important football match, Holmes is called in to find the thief and recover the manuscript.

The Assassination of Alan Pinkerton: History records that the famous Alan Pinkerton - founder of both the Pinkerton Detective Agency and the United States Secret Service - died from a head injury suffered from a fall in Chicago. But a mysterious visitor to 221B Baker Street in London has a story to tell Holmes and Watson. A story that calls into question the cause of Pinkerton’s demise. Months later, and thousands of miles away, can Holmes deduce the truth about Pinkerton’s death?

Dreams of the Storyteller by Richard Paolinelli gathers the imaginative short stories of his Dreams of the Storyteller series into a definitive two-volume collection.
From the far reaches of space—where desperate missions to Mars go awry, polar shifts strand survivors on the Moon, and humanity faces extinction-level threats or alien invitations that may doom Earth—to haunted lodges where the living confront the departed, post-apocalyptic landscapes stalked by the undead, tense hunts for serial killers, and even a hilarious barnyard parody of interstellar epics, these tales span classic science fiction, supernatural mystery, thriller, and unexpected humor.
Paolinelli, an award-winning author and former sportswriter whose works include Dragon Award finalist Escaping Infinity, delivers tightly crafted stories that draw readers in with vivid characters, high-stakes dilemmas, and the classic storytelling flair of mid-century speculative fiction, while adding modern twists of sacrifice, survival, friendship, and the thin line between life and what lies beyond.
Whether exploring the last human on a dying world, a War of the Worlds-style invasion in the American West, ghostly “fixers,” or time-traveling pirate crews, this two-volume set offers a rich tapestry of dreams that linger long after the final page—perfect for fans of imaginative short fiction who crave wonder, chills, and the occasional laugh.

Dreams of the Storyteller by Richard Paolinelli gathers the imaginative short stories of his Dreams of the Storyteller series into a definitive two-volume collection.
From the far reaches of space—where desperate missions to Mars go awry, polar shifts strand survivors on the Moon, and humanity faces extinction-level threats or alien invitations that may doom Earth—to haunted lodges where the living confront the departed, post-apocalyptic landscapes stalked by the undead, tense hunts for serial killers, and even a hilarious barnyard parody of interstellar epics, these tales span classic science fiction, supernatural mystery, thriller, and unexpected humor.
Paolinelli, an award-winning author and former sportswriter whose works include Dragon Award finalist Escaping Infinity, delivers tightly crafted stories that draw readers in with vivid characters, high-stakes dilemmas, and the classic storytelling flair of mid-century speculative fiction, while adding modern twists of sacrifice, survival, friendship, and the thin line between life and what lies beyond.
Whether exploring the last human on a dying world, a War of the Worlds-style invasion in the American West, ghostly “fixers,” or time-traveling pirate crews, this two-volume set offers a rich tapestry of dreams that linger long after the final page—perfect for fans of imaginative short fiction who crave wonder, chills, and the occasional laugh.

Humanity has colonized the solar system, but crime still doesn’t pay. David Carter is one of the most decorated agents in the Interplanetary Police Forces, but for the last two years, he’s turned reckless, throwing himself into his work—or into the path of a criminal’s bolt pistol. As a specialist in deception analysis and interrogation, Veronique de Tournay has been right where she wants to be: a profiler in the major cases bureau, Division 7.

Unfortunately, the director has reassigned her to Special Agent Carter, and neither of them are happy about it. After they stop a devastating attack on Mars, meant to kill thousands and cripple interplanetary travel, Carter and de Tournay discover evidence of other subversive attacks in the system. With time running out, the reluctant partners may be the only ones standing in the way of a conspiracy that stretches all the way from Luna to the Saturn Space Station.

Revenge is a dish best served in space.
Dozens of children across the Interplanetary Commonwealth have disappeared from their homes. There are no motives, no ransom demands, no bodies, and nothing to connect the victims to each other – except the kidnapper’s signature, a single raven feather left at each scene.

With no progress on the case, it has been reassigned to Special Agent David Carter and his new team of Division 7 agents. Together with his wife, retired agent and profiler Veronique Carter, they must race against the clock--and obstacles within their own agency--to find the missing children before it’s too late.

But the closer they get to the culprit, the more it appears his real target might be them.

Contains the first three novels of the explosive space-opera series: White Ops, Politics Kills, and Main Street D.O.A.

The Pharmakoi rampaged across dozens of star systems, taking on the toughest races in the Galaxy in their campaign of conquest. But they are only the beginning.

Sean Patrick Ryan—the galaxy’s most dangerous human, a towering Irish telepath with a cheerful brogue, a taste for electric-blue suits, and a talent for making things explode—sees the truth. Behind the invaders lurks a far greater threat: a race of nightmarish predators testing the galaxy for weakness. To fight the enemy in the shadows, Sean assembles a strike team of elite misfits, alien allies, and unapologetic heroes. They will light up the darkness—with nukes if necessary. They will get the job done at any cost. They will be White Ops.

In Politics Kills, the team has already beaten impossible odds… only to discover the real war is just starting. When a tyrannical Earth president turns the homeworld into a prison camp, White Ops must fight an entire planet to save their loved ones, forge an alliance of hundreds of alien races against a cannibalistic interstellar menace, and navigate hyperspace filled with hostile space jihadis. War may be Hell, but politics may kill them first.

Then comes Main Street D.O.A. After surviving two wars, pirates, space jihadis, and political intrigue, the team’s new boss orders them to take a break on the “happiest place in the galaxy”—a planet-sized amusement park. Luck (or fate) intervenes: terrorists seize the world and threaten to wipe it out with a doomsday device. White Ops must battle weaponized animatronics, cloned dinosaurs, giant sharks, a kraken, and the deadliest assassin in the known universe.

Sean can’t go anywhere without blowing something up… and this time the entire planet is the target.

Critics and readers call the series “Space John Wick meets the Intergalactic Bourne Identity with aliens,” “Babylon 5 blended with John Ringo and David Weber,” and “unapologetic heroism packed with explosions, political intrigue, memorable characters, and nonstop action.” Larger-than-life heroes, sassy dialogue, rich alien worlds, and a galaxy that needs saving—Declan Finn delivers pure, adrenaline-fueled space opera the way it should be.

Three complete novels. One unstoppable team. The White Ops saga begins here.

In the mean streets of New York—and beyond—evil has a scent. And one cop can smell it.

Detective Thomas “Tommy” Nolan is a good man: devoted husband and father, faithful Catholic, and an NYPD officer who shows mercy to the desperate while hunting the truly wicked. Then the gifts arrive—the charisms of the saints. He can smell evil. He can bilocate. He heals fast, levitates when needed, and stands as a living target for the legions of Hell.

From a demon-possessed serial killer tearing through Queens to death cults, warlocks in high office, Nazi vampires, sex-trafficking succubi, witches, zombies, Lovecraftian horrors, and worse, every force of darkness marks Tommy for destruction. They learn the hard way that “good” does not mean “harmless.” With prayer, fists, firearms, allies from the Vatican to the streets, and an unshakable faith, Tommy sends them all back to Hell—or dies trying.

This complete collection gathers every novel and short story in Declan Finn’s acclaimed Saint Tommy, NYPD series: the full arc of Tommy’s battles across New York, Europe, and the supernatural underworld, plus the connecting tales that fill the gaps between major cases. Experience the Catholic action-horror that readers call a streamlined, faith-fueled answer to urban fantasy classics—fast-paced, gun-and-grace-filled, and unapologetically on the side of the light.

One saint. One badge. An army of demons. The war against Evil starts here.

The stories in this first volume are:

Hell Spawn: Nolan discovers his gifts from God. Then a demonic serial killer discovers him.

Death Cult: The cultists who raised the demon have decided they need a new human sacrifice: and Nolan is it.

Infernal Affairs: Nolan has meddled in the affairs of demons once too often, and a bounty is put on his head. Can he find the warlock before the hunters can collect?

Short stories.
One Ranger: For some people, hunting the demonic is a generational family business.
Lupus Dei: A coven wants to hunt the most dangerous game. This prey hunts back.

In the mean streets of New York—and beyond—evil has a scent. And one cop can smell it.

Detective Thomas “Tommy” Nolan is a good man: devoted husband and father, faithful Catholic, and an NYPD officer who shows mercy to the desperate while hunting the truly wicked. Then the gifts arrive—the charisms of the saints. He can smell evil. He can bilocate. He heals fast, levitates when needed, and stands as a living target for the legions of Hell.

From a demon-possessed serial killer tearing through Queens to death cults, warlocks in high office, Nazi vampires, sex-trafficking succubi, witches, zombies, Lovecraftian horrors, and worse, every force of darkness marks Tommy for destruction. They learn the hard way that “good” does not mean “harmless.” With prayer, fists, firearms, allies from the Vatican to the streets, and an unshakable faith, Tommy sends them all back to Hell—or dies trying.

This complete collection gathers every novel and short story in Declan Finn’s acclaimed Saint Tommy, NYPD series: the full arc of Tommy’s battles across New York, Europe, and the supernatural underworld, plus the connecting tales that fill the gaps between major cases. Experience the Catholic action-horror that readers call a streamlined, faith-fueled answer to urban fantasy classics—fast-paced, gun-and-grace-filled, and unapologetically on the side of the light.

One saint. One badge. An army of demons. The war against Evil starts here.

The stories within this second volume are:

With a bounty on his head in New York, Nolan is sent abroad as part of the NYPD’s intelligence unit. Instead of being a glorified tourists, all the forces of Hell are still out to get him.

City of Shadows: When a robbery at the British Museum turns into a war zone, Nolan finds himself on the trail of a prehistoric weapon of mass destruction.

Crusader: Chasing human traffickers turns into a deadly game of cat and mouse with a succubus who is about to open a portal to Hell in the middle of Europe.

Deus Vult: A nearby monastery has been desecrated, the exorcist monks slaughtered. A legion of demons is gathering, and Tommy’s the only one to stand in their way.

They Burn Witches, Don't They?: Alex Packard may not be a saint, but when a coven of witches come to his city, he has a few tricks up his sleeve.

In the mean streets of New York—and beyond—evil has a scent. And one cop can smell it.

Detective Thomas “Tommy” Nolan is a good man: devoted husband and father, faithful Catholic, and an NYPD officer who shows mercy to the desperate while hunting the truly wicked. Then the gifts arrive—the charisms of the saints. He can smell evil. He can bilocate. He heals fast, levitates when needed, and stands as a living target for the legions of Hell.

From a demon-possessed serial killer tearing through Queens to death cults, warlocks in high office, Nazi vampires, sex-trafficking succubi, witches, zombies, Lovecraftian horrors, and worse, every force of darkness marks Tommy for destruction. They learn the hard way that “good” does not mean “harmless.” With prayer, fists, firearms, allies from the Vatican to the streets, and an unshakable faith, Tommy sends them all back to Hell—or dies trying.

This complete collection gathers every novel and short story in Declan Finn’s acclaimed Saint Tommy, NYPD series: the full arc of Tommy’s battles across New York, Europe, and the supernatural underworld, plus the connecting tales that fill the gaps between major cases. Experience the Catholic action-horror that readers call a streamlined, faith-fueled answer to urban fantasy classics—fast-paced, gun-and-grace-filled, and unapologetically on the side of the light.

One saint. One badge. An army of demons. The war against Evil starts here.

The stories within this fourth volume are:

Lightbringer: When a director's daughter overdoses, that's Hollywood; when she comes back as a zombie, that's a mission for NYPD Lt. Tommy Nolan and his new Joint Supernatural Taskforce.

Dark Web: When a Christian internet celebrity is kidnapped, Tommy Nolan must team up with a ghost from his past in order to battle the horrors lurking in the Dark Web.

Blue Saint: When his local church is destroyed by supernatural means, NYPD Lt Tommy Nolan finds himself besieged by old enemies hellbent on revenge. This time, Hell will see Nolan dead, whatever the cost, and destroy his city with him. Nolan will risk everything to stop the coming onslaught, but will it be enough?

Plus these two short stories published by Tuscany Bay Books for the first time:

In The Garden Of Madness

Mark of Kane

Have all 12 St. Tommy. NYPD novels on your digital bookshelf but not the short stories? Here's your chance to correct that oversight with this one volume collection of all of the St. Tommy. NYPD short stories.

Included in this volume are:

ONE RANGER
LUPUS DEI
THEY BURN WITCHES, DON’T THEY
SUCCUBUS BLUES
SAINTS AND MONSTERS
IN THE GARDEN OF MADNESS
MARK OF KANE
PRINCIPLE NECROMANCY
VESSEL (By Josh Griffing)

One detective. Two suspects. A conspiracy big enough to kill them all.

In the 25th Century, Galactic Justice upholds the law across the Milky Way.

They use the HALO to extract confessions from the guilty. For the most heinous of crimes, the guilty are erased and a new personality is uploaded in their place.

Samuel Archer Spade is a private detective on Space Station 1964 on the far edge of the galaxy. He’s a former GalJus Inspector whose conscious couldn’t square with using the HALO.

Spade is at his usual spot, his unofficial office on Norma, when a knockout blonde in a red dress, walks into The Galaxy’s Edge, the station’s bar. She’s on the run from an unwanted admirer.

But when the man arrives on the station, he’s looking to hire Spade himself. He’s claiming she has stolen something from him, As Spade tries to sort out who is telling the truth, GalJus arrives looking for both of his clients for a murder committed on another planet.

Trying to find the truth will lead Spade to discover a dark secret. Some elements within GalJus are using the HALO to frame innocent people. Even worse, they're programming people to commit murder.

That’s a secret GalJus is willing to kill for and both Sam, and his clients, are right at the top of their list.

Are you ready to check in but never check out? Dive into the gripping sci-fi adventure, Escaping Infinity, a 2017 Dragon Award Finalist for Best Sci-Fi Novel.

A mysterious hotel that Peter Childress and Charlie Womack, on a routine journey, stumble upon the Infinity Hotel, an establishment that promises rest but delivers a reality far beyond their wildest imaginations.

As Peter begins to peel back the layers of this peculiar hotel, he discovers floors that never end, guests from different times, and the unnerving truth that tomorrow never comes. The entrance has vanished, and escape seems impossible.

More than just their freedom is at stake. The fate of a world lies in the balance, with the future of all humanity hanging on the choices made within the walls of the Infinity.

Don't miss your chance to explore the Infinity and embark on an adventure where the only way out is through, where every door could be your escape... or your end.