“You have so many sci fi books. Where should I start?”
If you like military science fiction, Take the Shilling is free. On top of that, the entire Confederated Worlds series is also available. Speaking of the series, Analog’s book reviewer said it was “unusual for military science fiction” by focusing on “the psychology and politics of societies in conflict.”
Alternatively, The Progress of Mankind, Stone Chalmers #1, is book one of the complete four-novel Stone Chalmers series of interstellar secret agent adventures.
On the other hand, do you like alien encounter stories? In The Consortia universe, high-tech humans visit low-tech alien planets—but remember, low-tech sapients can still be smart. In The False Flag War series, our heroes decode the last message of a long-dead, highly advanced alien species—and use what they learned to try saving Earth from the same fate.
My latest complete trilogy is a space opera that rewrites galactic history: The Incepti Cataclysm.
A fun standalone novel of deep space adventure is The Reincarnation Run. Maybe I should put “reincarnation” in quotes. Main character Landry doesn’t believe in it—but he hates oppressors more.
Though most of what I write is science fiction, if you’re in the mood for a fantasy with a Renaissance feel and a little bit of ooh-la-la, I had a lot of fun writing stand-alone fantasy novel A Prince of the Blood.
If you still aren’t sure, you can browse through the menus or scroll through my entire book catalog.
Still can’t decide?
Check out this bundle of eight of my sci fi books for only $14.99.
A free sampler
Extravehicular Activities: The Complete Short Stories 2021-2022
Yours free for joining my Readers Club! Fulfilled by Bookfunnel.
Leave the safety of your space capsule for the dangers of billion-year old alien derelicts, intelligent insects with mysterious motives, espionage in an alternate 1920s Paris, and rogue reconstructed dinosaurs.
Includes stories Riddlepigs and the Cryla, Minnie and the Trekker, A Fistful of Monopoles, and Return Blessing, and speculative fact article The Believers Shall Inherit the Solar System, all previously published in Analog magazine!