Tory Quinn

When Odin calls, you answer. Matt Trudeau builds things. Big skyscraping things. Despite the storms, the fires, and the earthquakes, he’s got no use for fairy tales about gods and “End of Days” and anything he can’t hit with a hammer. Alva makes coffee for a living. Sure, she’s had strange luck her whole life, but it hasn’t helped keep creeps like Matt away from her. So when they learn that he is Thor’s son and she is an Elven queen and the two are destined to be the last two people alive, spared by the gods in order to repopulate the earth after RagnarÖk . . . you can imagine their disbelief (and her revulsion). But it’s all too real, and they will indeed be stuck together unless they can stop the gods from destroying the planet. Sent on a wild adventure from a world we recognize to the strange and magical realm of Norse mythology, Matt and Alva will need to harness their unique powers in order to stand a chance against the angry gods, bent on destroying the world as we know it. But learning the true nature of heroism may be the most difficult challenge of all." Supernatural adventures in the contemporary world." - ScreencraftFans of Good Omens and Thor will love this fun adventure. (Screencraft)

Every superhero has a weakness. Josh's parents split up when he was 9 . . . right about the time he became epileptic. His father had been a superstar brain surgeon, but even he couldn't help him. Then he just seemed to fade out of Josh' life, retreating into his lab, his fancy company, his . . . who knows what. Now that Josh is 16, his father has suddenly returned with a cure: a tiny device to be surgically implanted in the brain to stop seizures. Whether to please his father or to be free of his condition, Josh begs his mother to let him go under the knife. But when he awakes, something is clearly different about Josh. Unfortunately, his seizures haven't gone away, but he has strange new feelings. And powers. And amazing abilities. And lots of dangerous men are suddenly trying to kill him. His greatest weakness has unlocked his limitless potential. Sent on the run with his father, Josh will discover that trying to balance epilepsy, a strained relationship with his father, teenage love, and constantly evolving powers is more complicated than it sounds . . . especially when he's got just 48 hours to save his family. "Kid superhero...action packed ending." - Advanced Reviewer Fans of Shazam and Spiderman will love this superhero book.

When Odin calls, you answer. Matt Trudeau builds things. Big skyscraping things. Despite the storms, the fires, and the earthquakes, he's got no use for fairy tales about gods and "End of Days" and anything he can't hit with a hammer. Alva makes coffee for a living. Sure, she's had strange luck her whole life, but it hasn't helped keep creeps like Matt away from her. So when they learn that he is Thor's son and she is an Elven queen and the two are destined to be the last two people alive, spared by the gods in order to repopulate the earth after Ragnar k . . . you can imagine their disbelief (and her revulsion). But it's all too real, and they will indeed be stuck together unless they can stop the gods from destroying the planet. Sent on a wild adventure from a world we recognize to the strange and magical realm of Norse mythology, Matt and Alva will need to harness their unique powers in order to stand a chance against the angry gods, bent on destroying the world as we know it. But learning the true nature of heroism may be the most difficult challenge of all. "Supernatural adventures in the contemporary world." - Screencraft Fans of Good Omens and Thor will love this fun adventure. (Screencraft)

Perfect is the enemy of good. April O'Neill likes order. She's had a meteoric career, is married to her soul mate, and has three perfect kids programmed to deliver all of the joy and none of the challenges of parenthood. As a leading software engineer, she's been instrumental in creating these idealistic android children for people just like her, and she's proud of her role in making the world a much better place. Her husband, Dexter, on the other hand, is an artist who loves the messy, the unpredictable, the dirty nature of life and wants a real child. Sure, it's inconvenient, and who knows, maybe they'll fail miserably as parents, but who cares? It's life, it's love, it's . . . real. But when a near-accident brings a human child into their lives, April and Dexter discover an alarming truth: actual babies are not being born anymore, part of a dark plot that threatens the very existence of humanity. Suddenly the couple find themselves on a crash course with a powerful enemy--and time is quickly running out to reverse the trend and save the human race. "An exciting and dark tale...human race to be relaced by androids." - Advanced Reviewer Fans of Bicentennial Man and I, Robot will love this book.

Death plays dirty. It’s 2112 and war between nations has become a spectator sport. Soldiers are now gamers who live and die based on the outcome of the match, and every four years a worldwide MegaDeath tournament gives countries a chance to air their grievances. This year, however, an enterprising company has made it possible for ordinary citizens to bet their lives on their country’s team. Winning players will become national heroes, but losers will be responsible for the deaths of millions of their fellow citizens. For North America’s talented star player, Megan Mori, death can’t come soon enough. Haunted by the loss of her daughter, which she blames on her own government, she has nothing more to lose and no one to fight for. But as the games begin, it becomes clear that a much more sinister agenda is unfolding, and Megan will need to rally her fellow gamers against a threat that could end humanity as they know it.“A thrilling and inventive future world that strikes a chord in today's nationalistic climate.” –Advanced ReviewFans of Death Race and Ready Player One will love this book.

Death plays dirty. It’s 2112 and war between nations has become a spectator sport. Soldiers are now gamers who live and die based on the outcome of the match, and every four years a worldwide MegaDeath tournament gives countries a chance to air their grievances. This year, however, an enterprising company has made it possible for ordinary citizens to bet their lives on their country’s team. Winning players will become national heroes, but losers will be responsible for the deaths of millions of their fellow citizens. For North America’s talented star player, Megan Mori, death can’t come soon enough. Haunted by the loss of her daughter, which she blames on her own government, she has nothing more to lose and no one to fight for. But as the games begin, it becomes clear that a much more sinister agenda is unfolding, and Megan will need to rally her fellow gamers against a threat that could end humanity as they know it.“A thrilling and inventive future world that strikes a chord in today's nationalistic climate.” –Advanced ReviewFans of Death Race and Ready Player One will love this book.