Frank Barvitch: 7 books

Short Story. A fearsome knight meets his most powerful ally ever... though it may not be all that he expected. Sometimes, a woman is a woman, no matter her form. And it can be all about how a man would handle her... and if he listens when she tells him just how use her. An amusing, short romp through the stereotypes of fantasy.

Short Story. Have you ever wondered what happened to the old gods? Several people have been disappearing after modeling for a world-renown sculptor. Police investigate her ramshackle apartment to find some clues, accompanied by her busy-body landlord. The police may find more than they ever could have imagined. A modern setting fantasy story.

This single volume collects all six of my currently available Fantasy/Sci-fi works, for simplicity and to offer readers of my words a better deal. If you like any of my stories, I would urge you to take this volume and have all of my short works up to this point available for much less cost than it...

Short Story. Everlasting Connections, a hi-tech dating service for the wealthy, is having problems with their security. The brain-map of one of their rich clients has disappeared; with this info, a saboteur would know all that the client knows, and bring trouble to all. But there seems to have been no intrusion...

Short Story. Who would you shorten your own life for? Follow as Johnny - a rather unlikeable individual, overall - tries to uncover who is sacrificing time from their own life to extend his. In a world where your life is set to expire on a preset date and time and that time is your currency - you don't loan friends currency so easily. A fun tale of an unfriendly future.

Short story. Summoning the Devil never seems to work... and now you will know why. Travel with our hero, Harold, as he struggles to do the Devil's work, and still come out ahead. A humorous adventure through the world of bad publicity, publishing, and how the Dark Lord has to cope with it all.

Short Story. Arthur Bales goes in to have his fortune read - only these fortunes are true. What he sees through his own future self's eyes is terrifying, indeed: his own death in just a few days time. Now, based on the decisions he made to get to that point, he has to decide where to alter his path to avert his early fate. But which decision was it that led him there?