D M Kreg Publising: 24 books

Three scary stories by Minta Monroe A Deathbed Promise:  Mum knows best, all the way to eternity. Birdcages:  What magnificent birds.  Their songs sound almost human. Blown:  In perfect physical condition…forever.

Three Short Stories Titan Towers—Humans don’t always get there first. Helium Harvest—The price for starship fuel may be too great. Before They Invade—Such a small sacrifice to save humanity.  

Only a mound. Only voices. Nothing to fear. Shannon returns to her family homestead and find trouble Demons in the house and spirits outside in the mound.  Stay and fight or run away. Running leads nowhere.  To a town where the young don't exist.  Only the old...

Stories about quirky Boulder, Coloroado. The quirks include prairie dogs, the homeless and the occasional problem with stalking.

The different ways that women cope with grief after the loss of loved ones. Contemporary with a touch of magical realism. Grandma’s Haystacks—Too strong to quit.  Too sad to go on. Bringing Lenny Home—He may be home, but he is never really coming home. The Birthday Club—A great party doesn’t require everybody to be there.

Three stories by Sue Star that demonstrate that trophies come in all forms. The stories: Trophy Wife: Even money can't buy the right trophy wife. Missing Polly: They both wanted to kill him, then somebody did. The Feds They'll Be A'Comin': Homespun law works just fine.

Three scary stories by Minta Monroe. Autumn Fever:  She always wanted to return to her roots.  Something in the kitchen wasn't thrilled that she did. Jonathan's:  It was really Jonathan's house and not hers.  When he returned there was only enough room for one of them. Swamp Castle:...

Three different views about human reactions when the end of the human race is near. Or at least the end of your own life.  Seventh Sleeve of Tombaugh—Even the aliens left Pluto alone.  Master Judd’s Match—Overachieving can get you killed. Nine More—Would you give your life to save humanity?

Three Short Stories Walking the River—Delivering a gift from the future to save the distant past. Going Tidal—A homeless man’s treasure can save the world. Running Down on a Thousand—Do time jumps help or hurt the future? Prelude to Proxima—Chapter One of Rebecca’s latest book.

They're coming and they are not friendly. Undecipherable messages from Alpha Centari alternate with energy bursts that annihilate scientific outposts.   Only shamans in primitive religions can decode the messages.  They die for their effort. An emergency space exploration will stop the energy bursts.  Or make them worse.

Three unbelievable short stories Ballad of the Travelling Chalk Horse Artist—Riding a horse down a rabbit hole is never a good idea. Flour Power—Catering doesn’t pay well, but it provides a chance for a wizard to save the world from politicians. My Brother, The Pig—The unknown sister pig was the one who really kept the neighborhood from blowing away.  

Earth’s deep-space probe must find the Tititri. To save the earth. Or destroy it. Landon Walker must learn the Tititri’s intent, but finds it impossible to communicate with them. Only his young daughter speaks Tititri. And only when possessed by them. Can he manage first contact? Can he control his trigger-happy crew? Can he save earth?

Three Short Stories Losing the Light—Humans and space travel don't mix. The Time Mine—Keep your best friend or save Earth.  Choose one. Time Ripples—Follow a death planet and death follows you.  

Landon Walker must free his daughter from alien control and prove his ex-wife is not an eco-terrorist. He also must keep the earth from becoming an alien battlefield. Completing the to-do list requires visiting a secret shaman site in the mountains of Patagonia.