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As his on-again/off-again girlfriend likes to say, Tom Edge has moved from one graveyard to another- from the Graveyard of the Pacific as a US Coast Guard Intelligence Service officer, to the Graveyard of the Atlantic as sheriff. He's traded a long and storied career with the USCG IS for the life of a sheriff in a coastal North Carolina county that's half underwater, with a population that grows exponentially during the Outer Banks tourist season, and boasts a beach for a highway. The protected-by-law wild horses living in the dunes and trotting up and down that road with immunity have been here since the time of the Spanish Conquistadores. Edge has been here only a year or two and already it seems like a lifetime.Tom Edge is used to things washing up on the beach. Everything from driftwood, to trash, to seaweed, to flotsam from the countless ships washed up on county shores. There's even the unfortunate drowning now and again. So he's not terribly surprised to hear that a dead body has landed on his beach. But this corpse turns out to have been the victim of foul play. That changes everything. The victim was a motel manager with a sketchy past, including a history of a minor run in or two with the law, and a not-so-grieving widow. Altogether a fairly unremarkable man. Except for his death.Edge's team includes a by-the-book second-in-command, a sharp and foul-mouthed captain who thinks she can manhandle the world into submission, and a French-speaking assistant who can't seem to get Edge's job title straight. This former Coast Guard man may have come to the Carolina coast to escape his past and his own personal demons, but he is about to learn that solving this murder just might push him over the edge.

An old-fashioned adventure of the future... It's a not-so-brave new world. Corporations rule humanity. The world is a bleak and unkind place. But then the Mitoc, powerful aliens from the distant reaches of the universe, came and things got worse. Humans found themselves unable to resist the Mitoc's call. Like sheep, they climbed aboard the vast alien spaceships, to be shipped off to the stars to fight the alien race's war for them. To die for them.Because millions of years ago, the Mitoc seeded Earth and a million other worlds. Programming the human species' genetic code so when the time came, humans would have no choice but to obey them. All so that when the time was right and the creatures the Mitoc engineered were advanced enough, they would come scoop them up by the millions to fight and die for them in their timeless battle with their own relentless enemy.This is the story of one small group of genetic defectives who, although immune to the Mitoc's call, find themselves aboard a Mitoc ship. They are dropped on a planet in a far away galaxy to fight an enemy they never knew existed and a war they care nothing about.

Quirky and uncompromisingly inventive and unique, Glenn Eric's Engine Of My Dreams is a swim through time, the multiverse, consciousness, and the very meaning of existence.  Weaving disparate narratives, regardless of the so-called continuum of time and space, Glenn Eric takes readers on a one-of-a-kind journey that includes Albert Einstein living in the photodimension, a story-telling Alexander Dumas, mermaids, the Afterlife, the power of music, a cosmos in which no one ever dies and nothing ever truly ends, and the simple heartfelt journey of a young man as he copes with life and death as he knows it.So grab a seat and get ready for a ride on the Engine Of My Dreams, a wildly unique novel filled with Glenn Eric's unique humor, pathos, and imagination.

Meet Ed:I'm Ed Turner. I call myself a private detective. You might call me an extraterrestrial. And I am. Hiding in plain sight here on Earth. Me and the others of my ilk call ourselves Pazu. I'm from a planet whose name sounds something like Zyxltl in your tongue. Zyxltl is in a star system whose name shall remain anonymous because, if I am honest and Karen says I am painfully so, we don't want you Earthlings to know because, well, we don't want you showing up there! Can you blame us? Disease carrying, warmongering, gossiping creatures that you are? Do we think we're better than Earthlings? Not necessarily but, even if we're no better, why invite trouble, am I right? Of course, I am. Who's Karen? Karen is Karen Dalton, the young woman who walked into my one-man detective agency in L.A. and asked for my assistance in looking for her missing scientist brother. And, oh brother, what a lot of trouble she and that case turned out to be. Aliens, military madmen and madwomen, crazy Venusians, and peaches…I absolutely hate peaches!So stick around, I'm about to tell the story…

There is nothing one alien hates worse than another alien ruining his day. And when that one alien is a Pazu and that other alien is a Fleek, well, you just know there's going to be trouble. BIG TROUBLE Big Trouble in the Big Easy to be geographically correct, which is about as correct as ever-politically incorrect Ed Turner, PI ever gets. But he is an alien, so let's cut him some slack. His partner, Karen, has learned to do so and, if she can put up with it, so can we, right? To be fair, not only is Ed an alien hiding in plain sight on Earth, he's from the planet Pazu, and we all know what they're like.In this go round Planet Earth, Ed and Karen are off to New Orleans, home of the Saints, many sinners, deep-fried beignets, and their latest case, searching for a missing young man last seen by a bunch of suspicious nogoodniks, no wait, those were college students. Ed and Karen find themselves immersed in a swamp of murder, intrigue, voodoo, folkloric monsters and, don't forget, beignets, plus bourbon and cigarettes but we already knew about those last two. Ed could barely survive on this alien planet called Earth without them. Sometimes I think he's not the only one…