Leprechaun Tales:

L. Ron Hubbard’s THE MASTERS OF SLEEP shows you unknown worlds of Sci-Fi …

Sizzle your romance with Peggy Gaddis’ BACKWOODS GIRL …

Robert J. Hogan’s RENEGADE GUNS beating with you the wild west …

Bare Trap by Frank Kane

Hollywood keeps no secrets from Johnny Liddell …

When Private Eye Johnny Liddell moves his base of operations to the West Coast, he takes his talent for trouble with him, uncovering more dirt than a ditch-digger on overtime.

First there’s a movie mogul’s adopted son (loaded with cash) living in constant fear of death. Then there’s a bevy of beautiful gals, all connected with the unlucky lad, but perfectly willing to change the color of their silks when Johnny shows up. Then there’s murder—raw and ugly—making him Johnny-on-the-spot, walking a tightrope between the killers and the cops.

An unbeatable mystery yarn, packed with action from the moment Johnny Liddell drops his dame in a ‘Frisco bar until the final kiss-off in a Hollywood bedroom.

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The Masters of Sleep by L. Ron Hubbard

Under the Curse of Eternal Wakefulness, Jan Palmer had never slept for years, but had been  transferring from the Land of Awake where he was Jan Palmer, harassed President of Bering Steamship Corporation in Seattle, Washington; into the Land of Sleep where he was Tiger , a brave sailor in the land of the Jinn, where Ifrits were masters and the sleep-souls of humans were the slaves.

But if the Jinn world was pure make-believe, then why does Jan Palmer find himself suddenly thrown into it with gruesome reality, when he came to find the Two-World Diamond in his pocket?

Having no recollection of his dual nature, Jan was facing insanity from a crazy psychiatrist, Dr. Dyhard, who’s bound to drill his brains any moment; and death for Tiger being chased by Jinn rulers—Zongri and Arif-Emir, and the fleet admiral, Tombo—with fleets of warships, for stealing the Two-World Diamond.

Survival  now was beyond Jan’s finding solace with his wife Alice who at the same time was Wanna, Tiger’s temple dancing girl; nor expertise of Tiger’s fully able-bodied crew of four:  a murderer, a professional strong-man, an ex-pick-pocket, and a navigation-expert child. Nonetheless, both Jan and Tiger knew that their slim chance of survival lies in whatever powers the mysterious stone might have. And they better know it fast before time runs out!

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Backwoods Girl by Peggy Gaddis

Innocent as she was, Cindy knew men ….

Just a country girl, lovely and wild as the hills she was born and raised in, that was Cindy.

But Enoch, the boy who loved her with the pure, fierce love of a rushing mountain stream.

Lorna, the woman who hated her as only one woman can hate another, when one has purity and beauty, and the other has lost both.

And Jim, the man who found her when he thought there was nothing left in the world worth finding ….

These three did not understand Cindy. Not until she learned how to love, and love broke the spell that had made her hate and scorn all men for so long …

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Renegade Guns by Robert J. Hogan

APACHE TRAP

Shouts and gunsmoke poured from all along the wagon train. Lt. Dane  led a dozen mounted troopers in a desperate saber charge against the frenzied, drink-crazed Indians.

Stag Warren leaped to his horse and raced to join them, knowing this was the last chance to break out—and he knew if he died, it was because white men had been selling rot-gut whiskey and stolen cavalry guns to Chief Leaping Horse and his Apaches.

If he lived, he knew whom to go gunning for …​

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Watch out for more new releases coming!

This collection contains all award winning and nominated stories, including the Hugo-Award winning story Nightwings.

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Use this discount code NIGHTWINGS when checking out to get the complete collection for only $3.00 (regularly–$4.99). But hurry the offer ends at the end of November.

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And for those who love dead-tree books (and don’t we all), it’s available at Amazon.

In an Earth far into the future, the human race has reverted to a rigid Guild system where every citizen is classified according to function and mandated to strictly abide by the Guild’s set of rules. Those who are Guildless are not considered men; they are at the lowest rung of the social ladder and shunned by all. In this universe of specialized citizens, genetic engineering had been done to those who needed special attributes; Fliers had wings and Watchers had the ability to use their minds to scan the outer space for invaders. When a Flier, a Watcher, and a Guildless man decide to travel together, they witness the end of an era as the invasion of enemies from the stars begins. This Hugo-award winning novella, “Nightwings,” is only one of the five award contenders included in this new collection of Robert Silverberg’s stories. Full of lyricism and melancholic descriptions of the Earth as it was and the Earth as it had been, “Nightwings” had captivated readers when it was first published in the late 1960s and continues to captivate new readers until the present. Those who have read it could not easily forget the images and the emotions evoked by the characters that Silverberg so expertly created. The other stories in this collection–nominated for a Hugo, a Nebula, and Locus awards–highlight the author’s mastery of the language and his capacity to engage the reader fully in worlds of his own making. We get to see the irony of the characters’ experiences in “When We Went to See the End of the World,” sympathize and feel proud of the time traveler in “House of Bones,” and quietly applaud the gumption and cleverness of the young girl in “Amanda and the Alien.” Like “Nightwings,” the story “Beauty in the Night” also haunts with its brutal portrayal of a child’s life at a time when the aliens arrived and took over the Earth. Rich in detail and waxing lyrical at some point, it is a quintessential Silverberg story–full of drama of human failures and yet replete as well with instances of great courage that enable the people in his worlds to transcend their fate.