The crew decides to head home. Not to their homes. That would be too easy. No, the home planet of the aliens who make up the engines. Will the crew survive the encounter? Or will they become one massive glob of a hive mind? More importantly, will Judit still be able to swear in Hungarian if she's swallowed whole? Project Persephone—the last book in the space opera series The Long Run—follows the crew through one of the biggest con jobs of the universe, as they make one last desperate attempt to break the stranglehold the Cartel has on the rest of the galaxy. Be sure to read all the books in this completed series, starting with Project Nemesis!

The Universal Trading Cartel has Judit trapped. Her choices stink: prison down on a planet, or serving the Cartel as another peon in their soul-crushing machine. Her savior? An alien trying to break the stranglehold the Cartel has over all trade. Her job? Command an experimental spaceship containing more secrets than anyone will ever imagine, let alone believe. Enough to get them all killed if the truth ever comes out. Her shadowy boss calls it Project Nemesis. She'll be free of the Cartel or die trying. Project Nemesis—the first book in the new space opera series The Long Run—takes you on a wild ride with aliens, corporate espionage, and, oh yeah, lots of snark.Be sure to read all the books in this completed series!

Tanelith lives her greatest dream: to rise up to one of the cities of the gods, to walk the streets of her ancestors, to see her people rightfully proud and living in beauty. But the beautiful murals hide terrible secrets. As do the elders who rule the place. Will they help those Tanelith has left, on the ground below? And what will be their price? Cities of the Gods—the third book in this epic dark fantasy series—follows Tanelith through gilded halls and magical landscapes, still seeking solace for her people. Be sure to read the rest of the books in this finished series!

"Alvin GoodfellowPI to the starsThe best you'll findOn the Moon, Venus, or Mars..." Or at least that is how the jingle goes for the ads Alvin constantly runs on the radio. Alvin faces his most convoluted case, a murder that takes place in a locked room. No one could have gotten in or out. No one...human. How does he solve such a labyrinth of politics, police, and potential artificial intelligence? Another of the Alvin Case Files, and the last of Leah Cutter's Year of Mystery!