By Their Fruit You Shall Recognize Them

Religion & Spirituality

Angela N. Hunt

Christian Books & Bibles

Morris Publishing

Sabine Parsons put herself out into the Cold thirteen years ago when her controller, Edward Quintaine, died in action. She's lived a quiet life over those years and done her best to forget her past. So it didn't seem like such a bad idea at the time to go on vacation to Europe with her best friend in the entire world, Ari Doran. Who just happens to be an agent for Israel's Mossad. The minute she gets on the plane, her ability to Dream the future returns in terrible force as full blown Night-mares foretelling the end of the World. The two friends find themselves dropped into the middle of a clandestine war between the intelligence agencies of the world and an organization that would destroy all civilization through the raising of the elder gods of destruction.

Strange Weather

Science & Math

Hunt Press

Sabine Parsons, is no longer an ex-codebreaker. The intelligence fraternity has taken her back and she is once again code-named Oracle and in possession now of a power that makes her an Oracle in truth. Her quiet life is well and truly over. Trying to escape the tightening grip of old/new affiliations, she heads to her father's house, intent on keeping her cover but also planning on making her escape back into the Cold. Except Michael Parsons is a mathematician with ties to the Department of Defense and secrets of his own. Sabine finds herself dropped into an even greater mystery that involves her father and her own past as a ward of Special Projects. All while the Lodge of the Midnight Sun and Edward Quintaine's organization wage their secret war, seeking to find weaknesses in the others armor. And in the end, everyone's secrets will be revealed.

Dark Lightning

<p>I am the Mad Scientist's Beautiful Daughter.\nIn the so-called Real World, my father, Hugh Marvin Hyatt, was a high energy physicist, specializing in Electrostatic and Electro-overstress Events, up to and including Electromagnetic Pulse Events.\nHe played with lightning.  For fun.  And on top of all of that, he was just my Dad.\nDecember 7th, 2002, around 10 in the evening, my father died.\nFor years, I resisted writing about him, tired of constantly living in his shadow.  Until the day my eldest daughter turned five and she asked me about rainbows and I began to give her the exact same lecture about the property of light that my father gave me.  \nYes, this is about my father.  But it's also about finding your way when the pole star that always drew you home is no more.</p>

The Mad Scientist's Beautiful Daughter

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

Alice Assassin

Right before her 41st birthday, Angela N. Hunt began blogging about training for her first marathon. To her shock, it got a lot of responses and comments, including this one: I have a request. Write a book about your training and running a marathon. Even a short book. Throw in ruminations about your mother insulting you about it, and about missing your father. Tell us about your girls, and publishing, and what it is to be a working mom with daughters in a world where women are still treated as second class citizens. Tie together running and writing and sci-fi and life in the way only you can. I would read the Hell out of that. I would hand a copy to Winter when she's old enough and tell her she can do anything. This is that book. Because Angela realized it was not just Winter that needed to hear about her nights of training. It was her own daughters. It was and is anyone's daughter who needs to hear: don't listen to the naysayers. Put on your running shoes. And run.

Running with the Moon

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