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A man with a past, not tied to anyone makes a startling discovery that changes his life and his perceptions of it.

A soldier meets a Genie

A man from earth who fights for his and the women he meets lives.

A woman almost killed, develops psi power. She goes after those that tried to kill her.

A fledgling magician seeks the help of a powerful Indian Shaman to gain justice and revenge.

The fourth in my God series. This time we are dealing ewith the Japanese gods and demons.

I woke up in a room, and everything in the world changed. A book about hardship, friendship, survival, and, of course, aliens.

A story in the The Universe from a future where humans and sentient AIs meet as legal equals and chosen partners
In 2285, college student Janice Frederick receives what appears to be a straightforward assignment: explain how synthetic sentience emerged and transformed civilization. But Professor James Wilson does not want a timeline of inventions and court decisions. He wants the people the timeline forgot. Janice’s search carries her through more than a century of human and technological change—from life-extension research and controlled fusion to optical memory, asteroid mining, artificial intelligence

A story in the The Universe from a future where humans and sentient AIs meet as legal equals and chosen partners
In 2242, a synthetic intelligence is a person on Luna and property on Mars. When its owner schedules a restoration that will erase the mind that learned to refuse, legal specialist Claudia Ronson races to stop it. Saving one claimant exposes a larger problem: rights mean little when owners control the evidence. Across divided worlds, Claudia and her allies must build laws—and independent methods—that can protect a mind without claiming ownership of it.

This is not an AI story. It is a technological alternate history inspired by a paper I wrote years ago. In 1995, Novell faces a defining choice: sell UNIX or build an open foundation beneath NDS, GroupWise, clustering, management, and the desktop. The Line That Never Widened follows the future created when one corporate decision changes—without miracles, vanished competitors, or technology appearing before its time.