A sweeping military space opera told in the grand satirical tradition of Catch-22...

One more roll – that’s all habitual gambler Joey Czerinski needs to get himself off Old Earth and away from the bad-ass loan shark hunting him down like a mongrel to be euthanized. But a sneaky ATM looking to fill its Foreign Legion new recruits quota has something else in mind for Mr. ‘Big Spender’ Czerinski. When he agrees out of desperation to take a loan from the crazy ATM, all bets are off.

War is hell, and hell comes knocking when it’s time for Czerinski to pay up. Forced into the Legion by the tricky ATM and an unscrupulous lawyer, Czerinski finds himself deeper in trouble than he’d ever imagined. But what’s one more roll for a perennial rule-bender? If Czerinski can survive what’s thrown at him amid galactic war against a spider-like enemy that could spell doom for the human race, maybe ... just maybe ... he’ll manage to come out alive in this grisly game of shoot-’em-up – if his luck holds out.

The sweeping, satirical military space saga continues...

Decorated war hero, or war criminal guilty of atrocities? It depends on who’s passing judgment on ex-legionnaire Joey Czerinski.

The story of this lucky gambler turned soldier turned casino boss picks up as he and his business partner, Manny Lopez, find themselves broke and devastated after their business holdings are completely destroyed by continuing spider insurgent activity. Hidden deep underground, beneath the rubble of their once profitable casino, is a big, big secret that could solve their sudden financial problems, but neither Czerinski nor Lopez can figure out how to drum up the manpower and funding to unearth it.

Forced to find a quick source of money for a loan, Czerinski and Lopez are lured back to the Legion by their old friend, the slick-talking legionnaire-recruiting ATM. And then the real trouble begins...

Follow Czerinski and his pals through their ups and downs and continual serendipitous surprises in the next installment of this ongoing satirical, politically incorrect, sweeping military space opera.

The sweeping, satirical military space saga continues...

Decorated war hero Captain Joey R. Czerinski of the United States Galactic Foreign Legion faces even more challenges as the Arthropodan Empire ramps up its plans to take control of the prized planet, New Colorado. Double-crossing friends and adversaries on both sides, out to make a buck, put the Legion at the mercy of spider forces whose careful planning and military strategies seem to ensure Arthropoda will gain control over more territory in a campaign of silent invasion.

As the situation deteriorates for the human occupation, Czerinski realizes he can’t trust anyone, not even his past business partner and constant cohort in mischief, Lieutenant Manny Lopez. The wolves are literally at the door, and Czerinski finds himself backed into a corner, wondering what he can possibly do to save the day and restore the Legion’s control of planet New Colorado. With the odds against him, maybe the only thing Czerinski can do is take a dive and throw the fight – literally.

Nothing’s a sure thing, especially in war – except that through all the ups and downs and continual serendipitous surprises, this ongoing satirical, politically incorrect, sweeping military space opera is sure to entertain.

To escape the painful memories of her loss and avoid her lecherous brother-in-law, widow Gayle Randall moves her son far away from the Utah proving grounds where her test-pilot husband Steve crashed a year ago.

Alien biotechnology, critical to the top-secret Diamondhead Project, goes missing after Steve Randall’s death. His brother Jack, a military ‘lifer’ still involved with the project, is recruited by the general in charge to investigate Gayle’s possible involvement in the device’s disappearance. Still coveting his late brother’s wife, Jack bargains to recover the device in exchange for his freedom – and Gayle.

Meanwhile, the original owners of the alien device want it back, and they've sent someone to retrieve it by whatever means are required. When Gayle finds out what the device is really capable of doing, will she hand it over? Will she have a choice?

To escape the painful memories of her loss and avoid her lecherous brother-in-law, widow Gayle Randall moves her son far away from the Utah proving grounds where her test-pilot husband Steve crashed a year ago.

Alien biotechnology, critical to the top-secret Diamondhead Project, goes missing after Steve Randall’s death. His brother Jack, a military ‘lifer’ still involved with the project, is recruited by the general in charge to investigate Gayle’s possible involvement in the device’s disappearance. Still coveting his late brother’s wife, Jack bargains to recover the device in exchange for his freedom – and Gayle.

Meanwhile, the original owners of the alien device want it back, and they've sent someone to retrieve it by whatever means are required. When Gayle finds out what the device is really capable of doing, will she hand it over? Will she have a choice?

Anoli-human hybrid Passonne Boulongee - one of a kind in the universe - finds out the hard way he's more than just an alien with striking blue skin and flowing white hair. After a clever coworker convinces him to 'live his dream' of the Old West by accepting a four-year offworld assignment as the new Justice of Commerce Officer on a dusty, forgotten remote planet, he realizes Beantown's not the role-playing haven he was led to believe. Its only real industry is the exportation of a plethora of hybrid beans, for which it got its name.

With his role-playing expectations ruined, the last thing the new Justice wants is to step in the middle of a longstanding feud with a race of nasty lizard-like aliens. But that's just what he's going to have to do if he hopes to bring sorely needed justice to the folks of Beantown. Along the way, he finds love with an unexpected ally and learns the surprising truth about his own alien heritage.

Earth and Earthzad ... parallel worlds so close, yet destined never to cross paths – until a technological breakthrough allows one man, Orion, to be the first Earthzadian to cross dimensions and walk among Earthlings for a short time. With events on Earth sometimes affecting areas of technologically more advanced Earthzad, the people of Orion’s region have a vested interest in Earth and its problems. For Earthzad’s safety, it is decreed that Earth must never learn of the existence of its sister parallel world.

A group of gifted Earthzadian women can communicate with receptive Earth women through limited telepathy known as the Sight. Orion’s trans-dimensional device makes him visible only to Earth women with the Sight. During his momentous first brief visit to Earth, Orion checks on a modest English woman, Elizabeth, who’s recently been given the Sight. A new Seer, Elizabeth is supposed to prevent the kidnapping of a young girl. Unaware of what’s happening to her when she experiences the visions sent to her by the Earthzadian women, Elizabeth begins to doubt her sanity. Orion wants to help Elizabeth in her task to protect the child, but he is not permitted to reveal himself or let it be known that his parallel world exists. And so he must observe Elizabeth from afar. As he watches her, he realizes how persistent and courageous she is, and his respect and admiration for her grows.

Upon his return home, Orion hopes to be a hero to his people for accomplishing a feat thought until then to be impossible. But he finds himself more interested in being a hero in the eyes of Jacosta, the beautiful woman who rules his region of Earthzad. He and Jacosta clash on a personal level that makes him even more determined to win her. Falling in love with Orion, Jacosta nevertheless rebuffs him for private reasons unknown to him. On the rebound, he finds himself becoming increasingly involved with Elizabeth in successive trips back to Earth, and eventually reveals himself to her.

Jacosta and Elizabeth are dimensions apart, but Orion is drawn to both of them. Can a man love two women at the same time – while one resides in another dimension where he cannot remain? Orion knows he must choose between Jacosta and Elizabeth, but circumstances – and their hearts – dictate otherwise, trapping the three of them in a love triangle spanning parallel worlds ... a parallel triangle.