A high school girl goes to extreme lengths to protect her JD boyfriend from the law, in Coy Hall's 1950s crime drama, The Five and Dime Sinners:

1954. America has survived a World War and a Martian invasion, but now new threats emerge from within: nuclear mutations, government cover-ups and the dangers of...Applied Science!

Missing persons, mutilated corpses, eerie lights & strange noises - no mystery is too weird for the Science Investigations team! In Episode Five: Blood and Steel, a training exercise goes awry with deadly consequences when a saboteur strikes!

An asteroid miner discovers more than she's bargained for - in space and in her heart - in DeAnna Knippling's Uvlechenie...

Anechka pressed the steering collar of the Uvlechenie toward the floor while leaning back in the seat. The Uvlechenie settled onto the asteroid, (650) 2003 RKN, just the way she liked it, slowing the rotation and leaving the valuable dust mostly unshaken.

Cheating spouses, dog fights, and a pair of bullying cops turn up the heat for a summer school teacher, in Jen Conley's The Summer Mr. H Drove Alex Santillanas Around. School may be out for the summer, but some guys still need to be taught a lesson. And a kid with a shady brother may be the one to help Lloyd teach it.

Lloyd’s most interesting student was Alex Santillanas, a freshman who had failed English, Algebra I, and PE. “I did pass my electives, Computers and Spanish I,” he had explained the first day.

1954. America has survived a World War and a Martian invasion, but now new threats emerge from within: nuclear mutations, government cover-ups and the dangers of...Applied Science!

Missing persons, mutilated corpses, eerie lights & strange noises - no mystery is too weird for the Science Investigations team! In Episode Four: Fire From Space, a space-suited killer test tests the forensic skills of Dr. Danielle Taylor.

A three days ride through lava desert thick with Martian lions and cyclones brung Choppy and me to the meeting place, and by the end of it I was considerable nettled. It weren’t that I begrudged Choppy as a pardner, it’s jest the sloshing sound he made when he moved.

A police detective turned reporter investigates a string of arsons with the help of a mysterious informant in Will Jaeger’s The Ghost Writer, the first novella in Exter Press’ “First Encounters” series. But even with inside help, this former cop may not have a chance against a firebug armed with super-sophisticated incendiary devices, the likes of which Earth has never seen.