New Voices: Vol. 007 - Speculative Fiction Parable Collection

The first collection of our short stories for 2019 continue in our tradition of mysteries and speculative fiction. This contains the first quarter's work from a couple of our authors. And ongoing credit is given to our fans who gave us story ideas. A World Gone Reverse tells the second installment of a time bender's journey, and her escaping the black SUV types trying to capture her. Erotika Jones make her debut as a sexy female detective who occupies a new identity each time - and only 24 hours to solve the crime.
Before all evidence and witnesses disappear. A Dog Named Kat employs a talking canine to help a girl resolve her mother's death. The Girl Who Saved Tomorrow brings up the alternate history record of a female genius-type engineer who is enlisted by a time-jumping savant - with just 12 hours left to save the world. The Faith of Jude spotlights a member of the Ghost Hunters team as she battles a group of artificial intelligences in a courtroom - for the fate of humanity.
A Very Thin Line is the third installment of Carol the time bender (you met her above) and takes the fight for her and all her friends to the government types who have been chasing her. Dark Lazurai tells the story of two original Lazurai, saving the life of one who has become uncontrollably radioactive. As usual, we present these bi-monthly to collect all our published stories in nice anthologies so you can keep updated with our author's book universes as they develop.
Feel free to share these with your friends. And be sure to get your bonuses at the end of the last story, as these parables are based on strange secrets hidden in plain site. And that makes these books read differently every time. Anthology containing: - A World Gone Reverse by J. R. Kruze, S. H. Marpel - The Saga of Erotika Jones 01 by J. R. Kruze - A Dog Named Kat by J. R. Kruze - The Girl Who Saved Tomorrow by J.
R. Kruze - The Faith of Jude by S. H. Marpel - A Very Thin Line by S. H. Marpel - Dark Lazurai by J. R. Kruze