Alien overlords keep Earth trapped in a perpetual Dark Age. One barbarian war band has the will to fight back. Whenever the Lesser Race called humanity dares to build cities, an alien apocalypse descends from the skies. It has happened before, leaving only ruins and legends to tell the tale. Unaware of the threat, the once nomadic Scythians have settled and built a capital. Arixa, leader of a war band called the Dawn, ranges the steppe in the city’s defense. When a fateful encounter leaves her with knowledge that an alien race called the Jir will soon attack, there is no question of whether to resist. She must. The only question is how, when Earth’s most advanced weapons are blades of iron? Arixa’s will is also iron. The men and women who follow her are unafraid and eager to take Jir heads. Potential allies await who know something of advanced technology. Scythia will not fade quietly. Axes will split alien skulls, and beings on far-flung worlds will learn the name Arixa. The Dark Age must end. A new Dawn will rise. BUY THE BOXSET & SAVE! JUST SEARCH FOR ‘DAWNIVERSE.’ Scythian Dawn is unlike most space adventure series you’ve read. You won’t find any “Johnny Rocketjock” characters out to win medals and impress the spunky princess (or nerdy engineer). The Dawn takes what it wants and kills those who stand in its way. As the Fremen swept forth from humble desert origins to rule a universe, so does a galactic revolt begin on the steppes of Earth. The thunder of hooves will shake the stars. Saddle up! Check out some praise for the series: “I don’t think I have read a series of books so absorbing as these… Once I start reading I can’t put the book down.” (The Moon of Sorrows) “This story of a barbarian nomadic war band going against highly advanced aliens is fantastic. This is nonstop action packed entertainment.” “Red Sonja vs Mass Effect!” “Lentz took an outrageous premise, barbarians taking on a space faring race… and made it not just plausible but realistic! In its own way.” “Not a dull moment at any point, never drags, kept me glued…. I’ve just finished book 2 and going to immediately start book 3.” “Amazing story… Liked it so much I bought a Kindle for sequels and similar.” “Really neat premise of the barbarians taking over an alien ship and going off to wreak havoc on the evil aliens. Fun read.” “I liked the way this author had you see the technology and science through the eyes of a savage… Instead of going on and on like some authors do about their tech and how it works…” “Look no further for your next obsession!” Content notice: This book contains a handful of instances of coarse language of the kind you’d expect barbarians to use. If you need a cleaner read, the ‘Enter the Dawniverse’ boxed set available of Books 1-4 has had several words replaced with milder synonyms. Read more

Roads?! Where we’re going, we don’t need roads! When a strange radio signal is detected in deep space, the president needs his finest officers to check it out. Unfortunately, the closest vessel is a lowly asteroid miner staffed with a ragtag crew of misfits. The leader of this crew is Captain Daniel, an “Unwanted.” In the future, the rigors of space travel are reserved for two sets of people. Clones of the best and brightest officers, and the products of unplanned pregnancies. As one of the latter, Daniel is considered inferior to his peers and sees this exploratory mission as a chance to prove himself to the galaxy. Full of tongue-in-cheek humor, “Ghost Probe” will have you chuckling and smiling as the crew of the ship attempts to answer one of humanity’s biggest existential questions. With comic dialogue and situations, “Ghost Probe” will appeal to fans of “The Orville” and other sci-fi that doesn’t take itself too seriously. Get it now! Read more

There’s a serial killer stalking dragon shifters in Sea City, and pretty boy Detective Lachlan Flint wants my help tracking the killer down. I’m a dragon shifter myself. Penny Caspian’s the name. But I’m trying to lie low, not run around interrogating half the dragon community—or one dragon in particular. My ex. Yeah, I left my destined mate. I know, I know. Dragons don’t do that. Trust me. It’s better this way. This detective, though, he’s not taking no for an answer. Did I mention he’s pretty? But haunted and hiding something. There’s some deep-down trouble in that boy’s hollow eyes, and I got enough trouble of my own. Vampire motorcycle gangs. Wounded gargoyles. Locked dragon crypts. Maybe it’s because I saw that shifter’s broken body, washed up on the beach. Maybe it’s her dead, empty eyes. It’s something, the hell if I know what, but I am going to find that killer. This is my city, and I look after my own. Read more

Hate is a powerful motivator. Pain runs a close second. Jahl Pratter dreams of recognition as a master wielder, but the danger of that recognition stalls his rise. When a stranger hires Jahl for a job only a master wielder can perform, it’s the perfect first step toward the destiny within his grasp. The purchase of a magic stone is his first obstacle; it only requires coin. But is the attention worth the danger wielding brings to him and his family? The dark magic that summoned a plague which killed nearly every wielder in Chussan Faire appears contained. But those who believe his magic wields will cause a resurge urge Jahl to stop. Jahl still deals with the pain of its first run through the wielder population. If hate spawned a plague, will Jahl’s success drive its creator to greater action? Can Jahl hide his wielding behind the secrets of a friend who once abandoned him? Rouen needs him if he hopes to save his family’s business. Is that need enough for him to keep the silence that will protect the Pratter family? The girl with the pretty blue eyes and a demanding temper is just as likely to ruin everything. Donya wants wielder training, and Jahl’s her only option. If Jahl agrees to share his skill with Donya, is she not just one more holder of dangerous secrets? But those pretty blue eyes, the pain that jars him daily, the desire to wield, and treachery: each goads him toward the potential greatness promised him. It’s only a magic wield away. Buy this first book in the epic fantasy adventure of good against evil, love against hate, and success against destruction. Read more

Ben McMullen is a wolf on the run. While his father is drawing off the Hunters, his job is to find a new home for himself and his two sisters. After he helps a young woman fend off a creep, she offers him a ride to his father’s old haunts. Little does he know that her own family are the enemy. Sylvia just wants to spend a few weeks of her college summer break to reconcile with her estranged Grandfather. And when she can help Ben out, she does so gladly. Little does she know that this decision will lead both of them into mortal danger. Can Ben escape that Hunter family? Can Sylvia handle the dire truth? A fast-paced adventure/romance, this werewolf tale is for you if you don’t like the alpha-wolf trope and if you prefer the camera to pan away from the bedroom. This is book 1 of the Wolves of the South series, a clean werewolf family saga. Best reading order: A Wolf’s Quest A Wolf’s Fear A Wolf’s Honor A Wolf’s Fury A Wolf’s Fight A Wolf’s Peril Read more