Bøger af Randy McCharles

On a remote, unspoiled planet along the outskirts of the galaxy, a desperate remnant of outcast humanity struggles for survival. But which is the greater threat? The enemy from without? Or the enemy within? Against a backdrop of slavery, outlawed technology, dubious prognostication, and sought-after telepathy, an orphan girl must help an arrogant prince discover his true self as deadly forces conjoin to eradicate humankind. Inspired by the atrocities of the Serbo-Croation war in the early '90s, Day of the Demon uses science fantasy to explore Man's inhumanity to Man.

Where heroes can be villains, villains can be heroes, and the rules change on every page. Life has dealt Howard Russell a bad hand. After two failed careers and one failed marriage, all Howard wants is to keep his head down and let someone else play the hero. But life isn't finished with Howard, and thrusts him into an alternate reality where the mob rules Chicago and the lines between hero and villain are blurred. Once again, Howard must attempt to play the hero. But in this story, Howard could very well be the villain. The rules have all changed and Howard must rediscover not only himself, but the very meaning of good and evil.

Sam Sparrow's search for a retired general's missing companion takes him to Sherwood Forest, where he reunites with old friends from Camelot to help rescue Robin Hood and Maid Marian from the evil Sheriff of Nottingham. The Sheriff's plans are more nefarious than they first appear, however, forcing Sam's alter ego, Sam Spade, to stretch his talents to the limits.

When drama teacher Paul Samson decides to put on a High School production of Macbeth, he forgets that it isn't just The Scottish Play, it is The Cursed Play. And Paul soon learns just how cursed. After grappling with his principal, the PTA, his family, and his students, he must contend with witches, ghosts, and skeletons from his past. The show is destined from the outset to end badly, but no matter how desperate or dangerous circumstances become, Paul cannot cancel the play. Theatre has but one rule and one rule only: the show must go on.