Travis: 703 books

Karim Spencer, raised in the home of a bootlegger in a run-down neighborhood, has gone on to become a successful businessman with a tony home, a beautiful girlfriend, and a son. But memories of tragedy and betrayal have kept him entrenched in the past, as have the living reminders of his former life,...

Coming up in the inner city, Kwame and Romeo Braxton never had anyone except their Nana and each other. So when big brother Kwame caught two years for doing nothing but keeping the wrong kind of friends, their lives were turned upside down. And things are about to get shaken up one more time. . . Romeo...

The end of the world might come in many forms: ecological disaster, alien invasion, cosmic chaos…the possibilities for destruction seem endless. So, how will those facing the end of the world deal with impending doom? The fourteen talented authors of Fiction River’s latest volume explore just...

Career criminal Billy Jensen and his pals have plotted for more than a year to take down Gennady Konovalov's jewelry store. When the plan doesn't work out exactly as planned, the survivors go into hiding. Not only are the Dolgoprudninskaya, the second largest Russian organized crime syndicate...

Travis Montez has released his sixth, and perhaps most compelling and introspective collection to date: OBJECTS IN THIS REARVIEW. Here, Montez grapples with masculinity, family ties, the lasting impact of child abuse, intimacy and love with an unflinching clarity and raw, poignant honesty. Lovers...

It was midnight on a cold winter’s day and Jimmy’s pub was packed to the rafters. A local grouping of singles had organized a Valentine’s Day boycott, opting to drown their loneliness in an ocean of alcohol, all the while pretending the grass was greener in their lonely pastures. The women outnumbered...

History offers many heroic tales of final battles. And in Last Stand, sixteen courageous authors offer their take on the topic. From a heartwarming tale of not-so-friendly business competition to a battle of the gods—sort of—for the fate of the world to a tale of looking for love in all the wrong...

Deadlines is a tribute anthology dedicated to the memory of writer and crime fiction enthusiast, William E. Wallace. A career journalist, Wallace got a first-hand look at the darker side of humanity working at various papers in California before settling at the San Francisco Chronicle. Upon retiring,...

A collection of twelve short stories and free verse mindspews. Generally dealing with the life and problems of young adults. My favorite short stories and writings of the last few years.

Twenty-three years ago, the 'bulls' appeared in orbit and destroyed Earth's infrastructure in less than ten seconds. These days, the alien invaders aren't as much of a problem as the surviving humans are. Evan Greggs learns that things aren't always as bad as they seem, but sometimes the choices...

"Mama! Mama!" Among gunfire. The smell of death. It is December, 1937. The Chinese capital is a bombed wreck. A young girl has become separated from her family, and with the help of her spirit-guide, she must find her way through the warzone. Set against her are the Japanese soldiers, and a far greater horror who stalks her through the ruins.

Yes, They’re Real is a series of creative nonfiction from writers in Northeast Florida. The four included works penned by Sarah Block, Michael Selvester, Travis Wildes and Andrew Wilkins are forever linked by each author’s perspective of what the genre can resemble. Featuring the shorts Green...

Moscow, 1939. In the recesses of the infamous Lubyanka prison, a young archivist is sent to authenticate an unsigned story confiscated from one of the many political prisoners there. The writer is Isaac Babel. The great author of Red Cavalry is spending his last days forbidden to write, his final...

It is perhaps the eighth wonder of our world that despite modern mapping and satellite photography our planet continues to surprise us. Hidden lairs beneath layers of rock, forgotten cities rising out of deserted lands and even mankind's own feats of engineering eccentricity lie in the most unusual...