Absolutely Amazing Ebooks: 290 books

This new AAeB two-for-one book series presents two “golden” sci-fi novels for less than the cost of a neutralizer or sonic screwdriver. The theme of this volume is planets. Here you’ll find Murray Leinster’s The Mad Planet, the story of earth becoming almost inhabitable due to fissures that...

Lovers of Jane Austen will enjoy this Regency romance, particularly readers of Dawkins two sequels to Pride and Prejudice, Letters From Pemberley and More Letters From Pemberley. Like Elizabeth Bennet, Lady Davina Woodburn is a spirited young woman. Join her and experience One Perfect Afternoon. She...

If You're Ever in Key West... Is a love song to a very special island at the southernmost tip of the United States...and an ode to women of a certain age. It will be best enjoyed on a beach under a palm tree... ...with a cold drink in one hand.

In this first Will and Betsy Black adventure, the intrepid couple face Hurricane Clarisse … and in the aftermath discover the body of one of Will’s colleagues. While the police chalk it up as a storm-related casualty, Will and Betsy aren’t convinced. As fellow Floridians struggle with the natural...

Science Fiction Encyclopedia described this as a “hard-edged” tale of the 24th-century conquest of Earth by an alien empire the humans had judged too stupid to pull off such a coup. Only a handful of humans escaped the effects of a mutated narcoleptic drug that put humanity into protracted hibernation....

After being banished into deep space and forgotten, these outcasts made contact with alien species and raised a great army for their return. But an ensuing stalemate between the forces required new tactics. So the enemy infiltrated the isolated planet as stealthily as a virus and like a virus was...

As editor of Astounding Science Fiction and Analog, John Campbell shaped the direction of science fiction – ushering in its Golden Age. Overseeing a stable of writers that included Heinlein, Clark, and Asimov, he helped the genre gain status as serious literature. However, Campbell was a writer...

The seventies in Seattle: XXX-rated theatres on First Avenue and a dramatic economic meltdown that swamped the street activism of the sixties and led to the famous billboard lament: Will the last person leaving Seattle turn out the lights. The blonde with blatant curves sheathed in a green wool dress...

Seattle private eye Eddie Hummel gets called onto the case of a family with a missing twenty-year-old daughter. However, there’s more to the Filmore family than meets the eye. Here, in the hardboiled ’70s, Hummel puts his sleuthing skills into high gear and starts rattling a few … family skeletons.

The time was 1959. Walter was a cook at Dawson’s Famous Seafood Restaurant supporting his tubercular wife in an inland sanatorium and their daughter, who lived with her mother’s parents. He was a loner who minded his own business until Corinne came to work as a waitress and he saw a chance to...

Ever read a story that made the hairs on your arms stand up? Well, get ready for a few unexpected chills as you read this new collection of short stories from the pen of William R. Burkett, Jr. Each of these stories are slightly off-center, just enough to be … unsettling. From the title story (it...

In 1540 Francisco Vásquez de Coronado led an expeditionary force from Mexico into what is now the American Southwest. His journey provides the backdrop for this contemporary mystery novel. Deputy Sheriff Calvin Creede mostly works alone in one corner of Arizona’s smallest county. His job has been...

While doing research for a book he is writing, retired crime reporter Mark Daniels reads about the murder of a Florida Keys man, a man rumored to have discovered a fortune in sunken Spanish treasure. Mark follows the case of the murdered treasure hunter from a distance until he meets a woman who draws...

This first book in the new JFK Assassination Unraveled series takes a fresh look at the Odio Incident, an encounter where someone identified as Lee Harvey Oswald threatened President John F. Kennedy prior to that fateful event on November 22, 1963 … and an examination of phony secret service men...