Fiction Books

Download this bizarre blend of quasi-religious history, world cataclysm, and office comedy today!

A five-act play comparing the lives of Caesar and Cleopatra as depicted in Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw's play, "Caesar", and the film classic, "Cleopatra", in contrast to the events that actually took place in their lives.

From Crossing Lines to The Sum of My Tomorrows. A realistic portrayal of what the Mulder and Scully relationship might have been, had Chris Carter has chosen to share with us... (Warning: Contains sexually explicit material.)

Tolkien researcher Michael Martinez shares his knowledge and insights into Tolkien's Middle-earth. The award-winning Parma Endorion Web site has been used by scholars, teachers, librarians, and students from around the world since 1996. Essays cover topics ranging from "What does an Elf do in...

The 2,000-year-old masterpiece by Greek tragedian, Sophocles, that raises basic questions about human behavior that are still vigorously debated by students and scholars today. Download it now!

Some people are born to be heroes. Some people earn it through years of trying. This FREE e-Book introduces you to three likely lads who have had heroism strangely dropped on their heads. Enjoy the first adventures of Nicholas (Nick) Godfrey, Stuart (Stu) Wilson, and Spock--three unattached...

In this fully annotated edition, the editor has devoted utmost attention to the stage action and verses. Many new textual error emendations are included; and improvements in stage direction are either introduced or proposed. Download it now!

A national guard unit is formed in a maximum security prison. The unit sees combat. Very interesting story.

A First Century Druid, Lovern, and his wife, Jahna, have a deep belief in their faith and family. A difficult decision is made, and a life sacrificed. Now, an archaeologist, Aine MacRea, is piecing her life and theirs together, as she reveals buried secrets. Download this FREE e-Book today!

Download this FREE e-Book about Panton di Villa, a ten-year-old boy who wanted to write a "blog" and to get his revenge on a boy who had "taken his girl". The final 19 days of Panton di Villa’s life are shown to be as extraordinary as the way in which he tried to get his girl back. Why not see...