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It's 1980, and people have gone missing from a sleepy, rural town in south Georgia. No one knows why or how. But shortly after teenaged photographer Denver Stow befriends an unusual creature in a nearby forest preserve, clues begin to appear. Unfortunately for Denver, the clues all seem to point to him. The only one who knows he isn't responsible is his girlfriend, Jinks though she's been a target, too.Denver's easy-going life in high school morphs into a world of thugs and lowlifes after his graduation. And if dealing with gangsters wasn't bad enough, he discovers a monster lurking in the woods behind his house with which his furry little companion shares a terrible secret.Who are these creatures, and where did they come from? Who's responsible for all the missing people?Can Denver and his girlfriend survive long enough to find the answers?

Mato, the little warrior, is back and this time he's brought along Reyna, the love of his life. Together, the two pint-sized primitives plot to steal as many secrets as they can from the high-tech giants who control the world.Along the way, Reyna is captured by an evil woman who desires to use her, and any others she can find, as a means to produce great wealth for herself. If she succeeds, not only might Reyna perish, but it could spell disaster for the whole clan.Mato embarks on a mission to rescue his beloved mate, but the roadblocks seem insurmountable. If he can enlist the aid of the very giants he and Reyna sought to rob, there might be hope, provided they can act in time. When you're two-feet-tall, nothing is easy.

Pity the poor primitives who get in the way of progress, but don't think for a moment they'll cave in without a fight. When a misguided grad student decides to take the fate of Mato's clan in his own hands, he recruits a trail guide whose goals are anything but noble.The clan, meanwhile, can't believe Mato's tales of adventure in the land called Hawaii. He's mocked and ridiculed by everyone. The only way to prove he's telling the truth, is to provide evidence-in this case, it's the gigantic dirigible he encountered across the ocean. Before Mato can enlist the help of his giant friends, one of his own people betrays him and leaves him in the clutches of the despicable trail guide. Mato's only hope is the skill and daring of a young female from the clan, a girl who delights in playing tricks on the giants.This time, she'll need to rely on more than sly tricks, or both Mato and the clan are doomed.Josh Langston lives and works in the Appalachian hills of Georgia with his wonderful wife and their rare Australian beerhound, Foster.His work has appeared in an array of online and print magazines and anthologies. The co-author of the bestselling Druids trilogy with Barbara Galler-Smith, Josh has over two dozen fiction and non-fiction titles in print. Catch him online at www.JoshLangston.com

It's the month before Christmas and shopping mall Santa, Ray Mays, a former derelict, prepares to play the role he's dreamed of all year. It's a chance to atone, in part, for the many mistakes that characterize his life. When his estranged daughter contacts him and begs for his help, he must decide if the feeling of atonement is worth more than the real thing. His daughter's request is actually trivial-just locate her young son's missing pet-but it's his first chance to prove he's a changed man. Is yet another failure worth the risk? The decision he makes not only changes his life, but that of his family and maybe even the rest of the world, when he discovers the North Pole ain't what it used to be.

Contemporary fantasy involving extraordinary powers given to mortals as a result of consuming the powdered remains of ancient Greek gods and goddesses.