This 66th issue of Smith's Monthly contains more than seventy thousand words of fiction from USA Today bestselling writer Dean Wesley Smith, including two full novels from the popular Mary Jo Assassin series: Death Takes a Partner and Death Takes a Diamond. Mary Jo is the most glamorous assassin you can imagine, and in these two novels she faces challenges she never dreamed of!But that's not all! There are four new short stories from some of Dean's most popular series: "The Back Seat, " a Bryant Street Story; "Fifty, " a Thunder Mountain time travel story; "Mystery Cat, " a Pakhet Jones story; and "Just Imagine Murder, " a Marble Grant story. Hours and hours of entertaining reading!

Smith's Monthly Issue #66 - Smith's Monthly, #66

The Fleet designed the new SC-Class ships with an impenetrable bridge. The most protected spot on the ship. Right in the center. So, when Lieutenant Balázs Jicha realizes the bridge of the Izlovchi now opens to space, he fights to remember what happened. And what to do next. Jicha always follows his hunches. Now, he must rely on those hunches to help him save his ship. A pulse-pounding addition to Kristine Kathryn Rusch's award-winning Diving Series, "Hunches" offers key insights into one of the series' newer characters.".an exciting, well-crafted tale, the kind we usually get from Rusch."-SFRevu"Rusch brings us an action-packed story of split-second decisions and willing sacrifice, of heroic acts performed in the absence of sufficient information but with the help of a little luck and a lot of perseverance."-Tangent Online

Hunches: A Diving Universe Story - Diving Universe

Sky Tate, The Best Woman Detective in the World, gets lots of strange clients. But nothing like the woman who walked into Rocky's Bar one warm Las Vegas afternoon like melted butter over a stack of waffles. Yummy. And what the stunningly beautiful client needed made no sense until Sky called her best friends, ghost agents Marble and Sims, and got help. The best kind of help.

Start with Butter - Sky Tate

Dora Vannoy vanished without a trace in July 1905. Not the Dora Vannoy who found a journal in 2024, but a long-lost ancestor. The 2024 Dora decides to find out what happened to her namesake. The 2024 Dora travels into the past of other timelines from the Historical Institute. What she finds turns out worse than she expected. And very sad when what happened in the past makes no difference at all.

Without a Ripple - Thunder Mountain

When Noah Whitestone approaches Portia with a problem, she considers it with skepticism. Portia solves theatrical problems with her two sisters. Magical theatrical problems. But the Whitestones' problem proves particularly tricky. To solve it, Portia and her sisters must risk not only themselves but also a lot of innocent lives. Originally written for the Fiction River anthology Superstitious, "Puckish Behavior" continues the Wyrd Sisters' adventures by putting a new twist on a theatrical legend everyone thinks they know."Rusch is a great storyteller."-RT Book Reviews

Puckish Behavior: A Wyrd Systers Story - Wyrd Sisters

Sky Tate (superhero detective in the Poker Boy universe) can see when someone seems about to die. Her new client looks almost dead. Sky first needs to find out why. And then keep her client alive. Somehow. No other detective like Sky Tate to bring some fun into a deadly situation.

Penny Dead: A Sky Tate Story - Sky Tate

A three-time Hugo Award nominated magazine, this issue of Pulphouse Fiction Magazine offers up sixteen fantastic stories by some of the best writers working in modern short fiction. No genre limitations, no topic limitations, just great stories. Attitude, feel, and high quality fiction equals Pulphouse."The stories are all strong (not surprising when you have years of good stories to pick from) and show an off-kilter sensibility that I found very fresh even after all this time. If this is a taste of what's to come, it's worth giving Pulphouse a look."-Tangent Online on Issue ZeroIncludes:"Paintings of Cats by Mice" by Annie Reed"Flat Bernie Saves Stanley" by Johanna Rothman"The Conjurer of the Canvas" by Phillip McCollum"Custard: A Romeo & Juliet Story (Sort of)" by Dayle A. Dermatis"Sometimes Grandma's Gotta Cut A Bitch" by Leah R. Cutter"Blind Eclipse" by Rob Vagle"Would Sir Prefer the 1918 Influenza?" by Robert Jeschonek"The Developmental Adventures of Phil" by Jason A. Adams"Visage" by Lisa Silverthorne"Used to be Your Victim" by Stephen Couch"The Artist, The Engineer, and The Sleeping Dog" by Robert J. McCarter"Drumbeats" by Kevin J. Anderson and Neil Peart"Just Write!" by James Gotaas"Role of a Lifetime" by David H. Hendrickson"Sergei's Swan Song" by C. A. Rowland"Vamp Until Doomsday" by Stefon Mears

Pulphouse Fiction Magazine Issue #10 - Pulphouse, #10

Luna needs help creating a list of beautiful things for the Beauty Enhancer, because she struggles with too many choices. So, she talks to her friends and family. But can they help with something so personal? Can anyone?

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