Broken Sight
by Steve Rzasa

If you've read Steve's other books, namely The Face of the Deep duology, you know what you're in for: well-written and imaginative space opera with high-energy battles on one side and intricate political plots on the other. In this book, a starship captain has to struggle with a crew that's able to disagree about religion with each other for the first time. Worse, his superiors want to put a heavily armed police force on his ship.

In short, you'll find suspense and action, loyalty and friendship, faith and freedom, family and love. Starship cat-and-mouse? Check. Spies? Check. A secret sought by the bad guys? Check. Don't miss this latest installment of an already great sci-fi universe.

Freeheads
by Kerry Nietz

With this book, Nietz brings his incredible Dark Trench Saga to a close. Those of us who have read the first two installments know what we'll get: a bleak future where Islam has become a global caliphate and two lone debuggers named Sandfly and HardCandy have been to a distant planet and back, a trip that brought them under the influence of a mysterious being who calls Himself A~A^3. And yet, even if you've read the first two books, you'll want to re-read them again after this one, simply because it will cast the whole story in a new light. Plus we have new surprises, new locations, new cultures, new characters ahead of us, along with a lot of really cool science.

Oxygen — Writer's Journey Edition
by John B. Olson and Randy Ingermanson

So why another Oxygen? Wasn’t the first one good enough? After all, John Olson and Randy Ingermanson’s story about a doomed trip to Mars garnered a lot of readers and awards. In Randy’s words, “We decided to completely rewrite a few scenes.” The main catastrophe in space storyline hasn’t changed (so no worries), but there is more romance, more humor, more heat. Everything you liked about Oxygen, only better.

Along with a great story, there is some behind scenes content on how John and Randy worked together to write this novel and an “eternal coupon” for Randy Ingermanson’s Snowflake software.

The Restorer – The Expanded Edition
by Sharon Hinck

If you haven't read Sharon Hinck's incredible The Sword of Lyric series, well, you've missed out on some classic and very well written Christian fantasy. But even if you have read all three books, you don't want to miss out on this expanded edition. Think of it as a director's cut re-release. There are expanded and extra scenes, along with a devotion guide, recipes so you can try out all of the food, special QR codes you can use your smart phone to access. If you want to be in the know of the best of the best Christian speculative fiction, you need this edition.

Wind and Shadow
By Kathy Tyers

Wind and Shadow follows the next generation, now making the Firebird books a familial saga. Set in an alternate universe where the Messiah has not yet come, Wind and Shadow continues the speculation of what waiting for the “Word to Come” might look like in the age of space travel and high technology. The protagonists of the Firebird trilogy now take a supporting role while their children face new dangers and threats. Wind and Shadow focuses specifically on Firebird and Brennen Caldwell’s twin sons Kiel and Kinnor, while also introducing new protagonist, Wind Haworth.