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|  | | Buck and Petal Chill the Anthropocene
Get rid of your save-the-world fantasies.
That’s what he had told them. After all, it’s hopeless, isn’t it?
Climate crashing. CO2 climbing. Biosphere dying. Population exploding. Oil disappearing. Civilizations collapsing.
The final days of the Age of Man. The end of the Anthropocene.
And what could a couple of ordinary people do about it anyway?
Not much, maybe.
Unless they happen to be Buck and Petal.
And you give them ninety days.
Disaster guy Buck Planck and society columnist Petal Steele have ninety days to fix global warming and save the world from the end of oil. This might not be so hard if they weren't stranded on the Greenland icecap in their Speedos and on the lam dodging a bum rap about some stolen nukes. | |  | | Poisoned Medicine
POISONED MEDICINE is a novel about the ultimate medical disaster--a disaster that has already started--the disintegration of America's health care system.
Jay Vick didn’t have it so bad.
Sure, he should have known not to get mixed up with Heidi. But that was before she had become a certified enemy of the state. Well, actually, certified enemy of multiple states. So, his divorce left him broke and homeless—he still had his medical practice in beautiful Honolulu. Things might have been a lot worse.
But Dr. Vick could smell something else coming. It was a nasty smell, and not all that subtle, either. Just one that everyone could naively ignore—right up to the end. It was the smell of society shorting out, going to ground. It was the | |  | | Ultimatum Day
Set your clocks ahead a few months, if you dare get that close to the end of the world. Missiles are armed in North Korea and Iran. Impossible demands are made. The U.S. issues its ultimatum: disarm or be annihilated.
But the religious group, Pure Mind, vowing to protect the Earth from atomic Armageddon, issues an ultimatum of its own: all nuclear powers must disarm or be decimated by epidemic. To prove their capability, they deliver a sample of their bioweapon to the CDC in Atlanta. In two days, every scientist who has analyzed the virus is dead.
Dr. Kekoa Makai is sequestered with his research team on the private Hawaiian island of Niihau. His mission: neutralize the terrorist's weapon and buy time for a political solution before the Earth is destroyed by plague or by fire on Ultimatum day.
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Fast Track
by John DeDakis
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 Fast Track is a Mystery/Suspense novel about a young, strong-minded woman's quest to find purpose in life as she unravels the mystery of her parents' deaths 25 years earlier when she was an infant. The setting is Southern Wisconsin; the backdrop is j |
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