G L Fontenot: 8 books

Ron Allison and Cache Kuar are at it again, using every tool at their disposal to save a world from certain demise. This time though, it's Earth that needs protection. When Ron finds out his belief that his homeworld had been destroyed was a complete fabrication, he decides to return their to...

A Leap of Fate is a story that will take you from the far-flung planets of Caron and Rauld, to Earth and back, intertwining the inhabitants of the different worlds in miraculous fashion. The characters of these three planets meet only by fate, but then must join forces in a battle against an omnipresent...

Plucked right out of his ship while hurtling through space, Ron is thrown into a mining prison under the supervision of an Ultra-heavy-worlder; Draake Tarbold. He is forced to fight men to stay alive, the heavy gravity to perform his duties, and his own impatience with his situation...all while trying...

“Tell us where we can find your accomplices,” the voice said in a gravelly tone, “and all of this will go away!”Ron’s mind raced even faster at that proclamation because he knew with absolute certainty that it was not going to go away. No matter what he said or how much he confessed, this...

The Caronian Conflict is the second of the Leap of Fate series, following Ron Allison and Cache Kuar into even more harrowing adventures against the Kreete Triad.This episode finds our two heroes separated due to conflicting time constraints, and each of them is forced to manage on their own to make...

The Salvation of Caron brings the saga of Kaskle’s homeworld to a close, but not before some truly heart-stopping scenes are played out. Ron is compelled to place his trust, and his life, into the hands of a new group of allies that he has great reservations about. His own personal issues lie in...

Ron Allison travels back to Caron to try and forget about everything he's been through for a while. He makes plans and dreams of a normal life...the one he's always wanted. That of course is a precarious balancing act, considering his commitments to Cache and Rauld. Once he is finally briefed...

Would you willingly volunteer to have a surgeon crack open your sternum and remove your heart so it might be used to save someone else's life? Suppose you are relatively young and healthy with a great future. Could a decision like that ever be considered rational? Would it even be sane? A Song for...