Wesley: 1226 books

From the 180,000 acre campus of Maxxim Industries, fourteen year old girl genius and inventor Astrid Maxxim works alongside her father, Dr. Roger Maxxim, on projects to make the world a better place. Her latest invention is a flying scooter—the hoverbike. Is it the target of an international spy...

Nos bouts de chou ont tant à apprendre. Quel bonheur de les voir s'émerveiller et s'éveiller jour après jour. Ce livre plein d'images leur fera passer une journée en compagnie de Pacha le chat, Toufou le toutou et Lulu la tortue. Une belle histoire à leur raconter dans un univers tout coloré. Ils vont adorer.

When Stout watches himself appear and dissappear a bunch of times right in front of his own jukebox, he knows his time machine needs some repairs. And in doing so, he finally gets to meet the inventors of the jukebox. But first he must deal with himself, in more ways than one. Bestselling...

In a small diner on the Oregon Coast, Kelli Rae meets a handsome man named Jesse Parks. Turns out she had seen him in a picture taken in an old mining town in Idaho over a hundred years before. And even worse, he had been following her. A time-travel adventure in the popular Thunder...

USA Today bestselling author Dean Wesley Smith returns to his fan-favorite Seeders Universe series with a third novel, Morning Song.  A massive ship powers toward the Milky Way Galaxy, threatening to destroy entire worlds. The rogue ship, the size of a moon, seems to have no entrance. With...

Over sixty thousand words of original fiction from USA Today bestselling writer Dean Wesley Smith.   In this thirty-seventh monthly volume the full novel Starburst: A Seeders Universe Novel, plus four short stories and the serialized nonfiction book Killing the Top Ten Sacred Cows of...

USA Today bestselling author Dean Wesley Smith’s Seeders Universe Series offers galaxy-spanning science fiction at its very best. This three-book bundle includes the Star Trilogy from that series: Star Mist, Star Rain, and Star Fall.   Adventurous and suspenseful, the Star Trilogy...

Valerie Wilson Wesley’s private investigator, Tamara Hayle, whom the Houston Chronicle calls “smart, sexy, tough but tender,” has earned enthusiastic acclaim from reviewers and readers alike. Now Newark, New Jersey’s savviest detective confronts the one case she never saw coming–and discovers...

He killed her with a magic spell, buried her in the basement, and now she nags him every day to take her to the movies, just as she nagged him when she lived. The woman never got tired of buttered popcorn and a dark theater. A really strange ghost story about love, death, and the movies. Bestselling...

First published in "More Stories from the Twilight Zone" edited by Carol Serling. Elliot knew the world would not end in 2012. But his wife thought it would, so on the morning of December 21st, 2012, Elliot went out for a drive to avoid her. And found himself in the Twilight...

Eve Bryson died and found herself dead and lusting after a cop? And not just any cop. Deputy McCall Cascade: Superhero. Can a ghost and a superhero find true happiness and sex and stop a few killers along the way? USA Today bestselling author Dean Wesley Smith brings you the fourth...

Captain Brian Saber, his ship and other Earth Protection League ships face a suicide mission to save Earth. Can he succeed, even though seemingly moments before he lay slowly dying of old age in a nursing home on Earth? The first Captain Brian Saber story. Bestselling author Dean...

Sometimes the elderly can make a real difference when given a chance. Captain Brian Saber must recruit a ninety-one-year-old discredited scientist to help save all of humanity from a deadly attack by aliens deep in space. Science fiction with a human touch. USA Today bestselling writer Dean...

USA Today bestselling writer Dean Wesley Smith helps writers understand the very nature of their business, how to sell more, and make more money from every story. Using the metaphor of a magic bakery, copyright becomes easy to understand, and the writing business makes far more sense. This...