In a world grappling with a climate crisis, a shrinking population and dwindling resources on Earth, billionaire Ezra Graff has founded StarZ. Its mission: begin the first Martian colony. The three hundred pioneers of The Mars Man are the first to venture forth, forging a new civilization on the rust-colored expanse of Mars. But when a massive solar flare cuts off all communication, no one knows what is happening on Mars. The only one who does know is the single occupant of an escape capsule that crashed into the Atlantic ocean one year after the colony’s founding: Commander John Santo. To get the full story, they must find him. With time running out until the second wave launches for Mars, only Commander John Santo knows what is happening to the first colony as they grapple with the harsh realities of their new home, confronting the strange environment outside and the forces of evil within.

The Mars Man weaves a tapestry of adventure, intrigue, and human resilience against the backdrop of a planet that challenges every notion of survival. With richly developed characters and a narrative that balances suspense and wonder, Anthony creates an immersive experience that will leave readers hungry to keep reading.

Solomon Dreadful unlocks his New York apartment and steps straight into his worst nightmare.

An emacipated intruder. A dead phone line. A door that is mysteriously sealed shut. As the night unravels, Solomon is forced to face the horrors he’s spent his life running from, the niece he couldn’t save, the woman he lost, and the monsters not of his apartment, but of his mind.

Part psychological thriller, part supernatural horror, Solomon Dreadful drags you into a chilling spiral where guilt takes shape, fear wears a face, and no one escapes the dark inside.

Stories takes us into the tales hiding in plain sight. These come from everyday people and real events. Charles Anthony invites you into a journey of living. Featuring:

Poppies and Cherry Blossoms

Tropical Eyes

The Parching

Ashleigh

Family Flight

Housewarming

The Road Back