Strange Waters

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Nine science fiction and fantasy stories involving adventures on bodies of water. Barnaby Brown and the Glass Sea- by. E.B. Dawson An unorthodox professor of archaeology sets off to find his own answers about an unusual archaeological find, accompanied by an accident-prone student in need of extra credit. Finer Things- by C. Scott Frank Two star-crossed lovers must decide what price they're willing to pay for a future together. The Underground- by Janelle Garrett When Hiya is taken captive by the Dragons, her younger brother Kef will risk everything to save her. What he learns in the process will change the Sphere, and his life, forever. This Pain Inside- by Hannah Heath In an underwater society under threat from the Poison, Charlie has to fight just to get through the day. But her constant battle with pain may have prepared her for more than she could possibly imagine. Through the Lens- by K.L.+Pierce Dion doesn't mind crossing lines other people seem uncomfortable with. In order to get the perfect gift for his sister, he decides to infiltrate a military facility. But this time his actions will have unforeseen consequences and leave him questioning his beliefs. Backback Boy- by Nate Philbrick Determined to rescue his mum from pirates, Backback Boy must journey across a fearsome island and face his greatest fears. Good thing he is armed with his elephant, a wooden sword, and a ham sandwich. Roanoke- by J.E. Purrazzi Raised from birth to fulfill her destiny, Ketera leaves everything familiar behind and sets sail to find a lost colony on a treacherous planet before it can wage war on Earth. Ric Vayne and the Curse of Ghoul Nebula- by Kyle Robert Shultz Kidnapped by a deranged captain, hotshot pilot Ric Vayne finds his consciousness has been merged with a ship. His only hope of getting his body back is to fly his captor in and out of Ghoul Nebula. There's only one problem: nobody has ever left Ghoul Nebula alive. Kamynosa's Labyrinth- by Beth Wangler Eager to prove she is capable of ruling alone, Princess Kamynosa enters the dangerous sailing competition known as the Labyrinth in order to win her own hand and her parents' respect.