Dreamweavers, LLC

“Where Your Dreams Are Our Reality”

The bad news: Alora is dead. The good news: She just landed her dream job. Or rather, she got a job making dreams for those still alive on Earth. But working in the Afterworld for Dreamweavers, LLC isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Her boss, the Greco-Roman god of dreams, couldn’t care less about anything. Her coworkers, a bunch of bedsheet-wearing ghosts, don’t trust her. Worst of all, she just discovered that Chernobog, the God of Misfortune and head of the Nightmare Department, is plotting a hostile takeover of the whole company.

Driven by a mysterious yet familiar mantra—If you’re going to do something, do it right—Alora undertakes a desperate gambit to save her job, department, and maybe the entire Dreamscape. That means uncovering all she can about Chernobog’s schemes and exposing the dastardly demon’s plot to the highest power she knows, Dreamweavers’ Chief Operations Officer, before it’s too late.

Reader Reviews:

“What an absolutely delightful read. Such a unique story line that is both intense and humorous. The world of Somnia is so beautifully described! I have a hard time visualizing things in books (slight aphantasia, real bummer honestly) but I did not have nearly as big a problem as I usually do when reading.” ★★★★★

“While laugh-out-loud HILARIOUS, in some parts, in some parts, and, very serious, in others, Dreamweavers LLC IS very good! With a mixture of a wonderfully told story, great characters (including some from all sorts of cultures’ mythologies), you can’t go wrong with Dreamweavers LLC!” ★★★★★

“A joyful escape of a read. At once fun, quirky, and thoughtful I loved reading through this and suggest it to anyone else looking for a book that pairs well with a cozy blanket (bedsheet included) and a warm cup of tea.” ★★★★★

“Dreamweavers, LLC did something I thought was impossible: it gave me that taste of something bigger, something new. It’s incredible.” ★★★★★

Hounds of Gaia

The Marrower Saga: Book One

Foxhound doesn’t care about the gaps in her memory. Being a Contractor, a kind of spacefaring mercenary, keeps her occupied enough. Rather than dwelling, she rockets around the farthest reaches of the solar system, earning a steady paycheck hunting down ne’er-do-wells and enjoying a semblance of freedom most folks in the outer colonies can’t dream of.

So when she receives an urgent prisoner transfer request from a cult starship, she accepts the gig. She figures that transporting a bone marrow-eating serial killer from the cult’s colony back to Earth is just another well-paying job that’ll keep her mind off things. Upon discovering that the suspect in custody is an orphan girl—one that could pass for her much younger doppelgänger—she decides it’s time to get some answers.

Before she can piece together who the girl is and how their lives intertwine, a group of violent prisoners aboard Foxhound’s starship breaks free. As the once-peaceful cultists take up arms in response, the Contractor teams up with her mechanized AI assistant and two of the cult’s wayward members to stop the barbaric escapees and elude the grasp of the cult’s radicalized leader. And when that’s done, she can focus on figuring out the secret behind the mysterious, potentially dangerous girl—but will she even want to know the truth?

Reviews:

“Hounds of Gaia is a well-crafted and deeply engaging science fiction work with an ending that leaves readers eager for the next exciting installment in the series, and I can’t wait for more.” — K.C. Finn (Readers’ Favorite)

“Overall, this was a really creative story that left me wanting answers to several questions I have after being left on a cliffhanger. If you like sci-fi, mystery, action, and adventure, then this book could be for you.” — Likely Story

“All in all, this is a fantastic first installment of a sci-fi series with a captivating premise. Highly recommended.” — Pikasho Deka (Readers’ Favorite)

“If you are looking for a new sci-fi novel that’ll let you explore an engrossing new and advanced world while providing a story that clicks, give Hounds of Gaia: The Marrower Saga a try. You’ll definitely await the next book in the series.” — Alextheshadowgirl