Novels

Looking for a good book to read, but tired of sucker punches and nihilistic misery when all you want to do is relax? You’re in luck . . . Behold! A gallery of conservative and libertarian-friendly fiction.

Note: We at CLFA have not read all of the books listed, though we have made an effort to screen them for quality. We recommend reading the free excerpt at the beginning of the book before buying. Also, as much as possible, we have tried to give a brief description of each book’s genre. Much conservative/libertarian fiction is indie, which means that it does not conform to standard Big Publishing genre categories. (In our opinion, this is just another reason to love it – originality and intellectual liberty!)

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Sheik of Mars by Ben Wheeler (Special LibertyCon price: $1.99 / reg. 3.99)
Can a man save his bride from the tyrannical Sheik of Mars?


The Sword of Amatsu (Empire of the Sun and Moon Book 1) by Rob Hobart
Epic fantasy in a samurai world. After 400 years of war, the six surviving Clans battle for supremacy, oblivious to the demonic forces growing around them.


Brysta of the Dawn: And Other Stories by Rick Hannah
Sword & Sorcery adventure in the Hyborian Age! Introducing Duke Rodero of Zingara, rogue, spy, captain, adventurer and a man accursed. Gather round as he tells three tales in two short stories and a novel.


Unlikely Prophet: History of the Crossing (Sword’s Edge Chronicles) by L.S. King
Their planet is dying. Can one man save his people before it’s too late?


Heroes and Villains: A Pastor Stephen Grant Short Story by Ray Keating
As a onetime Navy SEAL, a former CIA operative and a pastor, many people call Stephen Grant a hero. Grant now finds himself in an entirely unfamiliar setting – a comic book, science fiction and fantasy convention – but he still joins forces with a unique set of heroes in an attempt to foil a villainous plot against one of the all-time great comic book writers and artists.


Status Schmo: One Man Against the Status Quo nay Bit Walker
Bureaucracy and incompetence had a contest to see which could more easily ruin someone’s life. They chose Joe Winston, which may have been a mistake for those who worship at the altar of government.


Capital: Abey’s Saga: A Course For War by Phil Roberts
Join Abey and her friends on their journey through an incredible new world. She sets out to begin the largest competition in the Phoer Federation but while she is away from home the Upmanc return and her world will never be the same.


Idiots, Assholes, & Me: The Psychology of Driving by Burt Walker and Lauren Lindsey
The most politically incorrect non-fiction humor book you’ll ever read. A meticulously researched and documented account of the surprising link between driving behavior and personality traits, shaking up the entire community of psychological research–not recommended for SJWs.


Liberation Game by Kris Schnee
In war-torn Central America, an enterprising charity director teams up with an Artificial Intelligence to create a new, free country for humans, robots, and those in between.


Horizons Unlimited: Volume 1: A Space Adventure Anthology by J.D. Beckwith
Matter conversion technology has opened up the possibility of viable colonies on other planets, and even space itself. Anywhere matter can be captured or energy from the sun can be felt, the possibility of expanding human habitation exists.


The Narrative by Deplora Boule
Read the shocking satirical look inside the elite media and the battle to control the truth!


Becoming Mia by Wendy Teller
Can Mia find the determination and strength to succeed on her own terms, even as 1960s culture tears itself apart and puts her friends and her family in danger?


I, Charles, from the Camps: A Novel by Joel D. Hirst
In this powerful story, a young Ugandan on a quest to survive his unfortunate circumstances grudgingly becomes a rebel who learns that it is only he who controls the demons living within his soul.


Reagan Country: A Pastor Stephen Grant Novel by Ray Keating
Could President Reagan’s influence reach into the former “evil empire”? Conflict stretches from the Reagan Presidential Library to the White House to a Russian Orthodox monastery to the Kremlin. Former SEAL and CIA operative Stephen Grant, now the pastor at St. Mary’s Lutheran Church on Long Island, stands at the center of the tumult.


The Silver Shores (The Amulet Saga Book 3) by Avily Jerome
Kidnapped and sold at auction, Reith finds himself the property of a powerful and enigmatic sorceress on the other side of the ocean. The woman he loves will stop at nothing to find him, but by the time she does, it may be too late to save him.


The Ghost Mine by Ben Wolf
When people begin dying at the newly reopened energy mine on the planet Ketarus-4, it’s up to Justin Barclay to figure out what’s going on. But he may find that some secrets are better left buried.


Whistleblowers (Kate Adams Series Book 2) by Holly A. Bell
Espionage with a dystopian twist. What if the leaked government secrets aren’t even true?


Psychic Spiral (of Death) (The SDF Paranormal Mysteries Book 5) by Amie Gibbons
When fate spirals out of control in Alabama, it’s up to psychic Ariana Ryder to figure out why and stop it… and it’s already claimed one innocent life.


Valor’s Duty (Children of Valor Book 3) by Kal Spriggs
The cybernetic implants given to Jiden and her friends come with a terrible price.


Come Find Me by Mike Arsuaga
Weena survives Morlocks and the forest fire to tell her story. A sequel to HG Wells’ classic The Time Machine.


Redcaps Rising: A Walter Bailey Misadventure by P.S. Piatt
When Walter Bailey arrived in Mississippi, he discovered the murder of his estranged grandmother was not the random and senseless crime it was reported to be.


I Tumble Through the Diamond Dust by Edward Willett
Twenty-one poems… and twenty-one worlds: worlds in the farthest reaches of space, worlds steeped in myth and legend, worlds that never were, and worlds that yet could be. By award-winning author Edward Willett, illustrated by Alberta artist Wendi Nordell.


Texas Rangers (Division One Book 6) by Stephanie Osborn
Alpha One is taking a vacation! The pair travels to The Ranch, a Texas field station to relax, ride horseback, picnic, and generally have fun…
…Until they discover a team of alien assassins headed to Dallas, to take out the President of the United States on a campaign junket!


The Dragons of Dunkirk (Worlds at War Book 1) by Damon Alan
Two worlds are set to collide thanks to the German Reich and their occult research program. The Germans are rolling through France and the British are planning to evacuate from Dunkirk when a gate opens up over Rotterdam. Then everything changes.

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Honor at Stake (Love at First Bite Book 1) by Declan Finn
One is a heartless, bloodthirsty killer. The other is a vampire.
A 2016 Dragon Award nominee for Best Horror Novel.


Sidequest: In Realms Ungoogled by Frank J. Fleming
Terrance was given a sword by faeries (was that weird?) and then started noticing things—his boss is a demon, his girlfriend is a warrior for an evil entity, there’s an ominous fortress on a volcano at the edge of town—and he’s the only one who thinks any of this is odd.


Snowflake’s Chance by Curtis Edmonds
Justin Trudeau-Fairchild seeks to make America safe for kombucha-drinking vegetarian socialists. Snowflake’s Chance depicts the inner workings of progressive politics and the silliest excesses of the politically-correct left.


The Red Jade Door (The Beatnick Spy Book 1) by Patrick Baird
Mexico City, 1954. Gunner Quinn is drinking his life away, playing jazz in a sleazy nightclub, smuggling antiquities on the side, women just a parade of half-remembered names and faces. Then he makes one mistake too many and finds himself blackmailed by the CIA into plunging into an untamed jungle in search of a forgotten, haunted Mayan temple and the deadly secrets that lurk within.


The Thread of Reason by Michael Isenberg
For thirty years, Nizam al-Mulk ruled the Seljuq Empire, wielding more power than the sultans he served—until the fall night in 1092 when an assassin’s blade struck him down on the road to Baghdad. A historical murder mystery novel set against the background of a Muslim world in conflict between science and shari’ah.


The Nothing’s Child by Jon M. Jefferson
You never know what you will walk away with, when a cyber raid goes wrong.


Iconoclast: God-Killers in Our Midst by James Lovegrove & N.X. Sharps
Former soldier Ethan Nash works for Luminous, the rebel faction opposed to a pantheon of super-powered beings from another planet who rule Earth with an iron fist. Ethan heads up a small band of Luminous operatives undertaking a do-or-die mission in Florida that may end the Savior Gods’ reign –– but may also be the end of Ethan and his comrades.


Ghosts of Baikonur by L. A. Behm II
Thirty years after the Plague wiped out eighty percent of mankind, humanity is starting to put the pieces back together again. Two groups come together to mount an expedition to the Baikonur Cosmodrome. They seek the history of one struggle to keep things intact for future generations.


The Mutineer’s Daughter by Chris Kennedy and Thomas A. Mays
How far would you go to get back to the family you love?


A Fiery Sunset by Chris Kennedy and Mark Wandrey
The Revelations are over, and the war to end all wars has begun. Whose side are YOU on?


Oryan’s Pact by V.R. Konner
A commander who’s wronged by his government is expected to prove his loyalty to them, but he has other plans.


Gods of the American Wild: The Dragon 2043 by Ryan Watterson
A shadowy council is trying to start a civil war and it’s up to five young superheroes to stop it. At the heart of it all is the mysterious dragon…


Life (Elektra’s Revenge, Book 1)  by Ann Sterzinger
Thousands of years in the future, we’ve eliminated racism… and replaced it with something worse! The first book in Sterzinger’s sci-fi saga, Elektra’s Revenge follows the universe’s angriest waitress as she plots revenge on what’s left of the human race.


Black Holiday (The Black Chronicles Book 2) by J. M. Anjewierden
Morgan is exhausted and haunted by the pirate attack on her starship that nearly killed her. Taking some time off to visit her friend Emily, Baroness Novan, she is caught up in an assassination plot that is just the prelude to interstellar war…
Black Holiday is the sequel to The Long Black.

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Appalling Stories: 13 Tales of Social Injustice by Assorted Authors
With political correctness gobbling up the culture like a fat kid on his sister’s quinceañera cake, where do you go for quality, old-school entertainment? Appalling Stories brings you themes and characters you’re just not supposed to read about anymore.


King of a Lesser Hill (Sean’s File Book 3) by Dale Amadei
In 1995 Bosnia and Herzegovina, AFSOC assets seek a downed pilot also pursued by a ruthless Serb commander.


Freedom/Hate by Kyle Andrews (dystopian thriller)


‘Til Death Series by Jason Anspach (50’s Cold War paranormal noir)


The Long Black by J.M. Anjewierden
Morgan thought (after escaping the heavy-gravity mines of her homeworld) life as a starship mechanic would be easy, and maybe even fun. That was before the thugs, bureaucracy, bad bosses, and even unexpectedly having to take care of her friend’s little girl. And then the Space Pirates show up…


Penny Dreadful and the Clockwork Copper by J.M. Anjewierden
Viva-3 was made to be the perfect spy, but they built her too well and she doesn’t have to obey them. She is sent undercover with orders to unmask the city’s vigilante hero, Penny Dreadful, but just maybe he will be more useful as an ally rather than an enemy…


On Different Strings: A Musical Romance by Nitay Arbel (NA contemporary romance)


Crown of Creation by Robert Arias (futuristic detective thriller)


We Defy! by Tommy Attaway, Jr. (political fiction)


The Man with the Big Red Balloon by Garrett Baldwin (satire/allegory)


eConscience Beta by J. D. Beckwith
A breakthrough in nanotechnology could bring repeat offense crime to an end, but can the ends justify the means if it takes a crime to make it a reality? … Two lab techs and a petty criminal must outwit a brilliant but sociopathic scientist who’ll stop at nothing to establish his legacy as the man who ended crime.


The Dylan Hunter Series by Robert Bidinotto (action/crime thriller)


Storms of Transformation Series by Daniella Bova (Catholic dystopia)


Green Sunday by Ryk Brink
A zombie comedy book unlike anything you’ve ever read before. Prepare to immerse yourself in the darker side of the internet!


The Retreads series by Henry Brown (paramilitary adventure)


American Warfighter: Brotherhood, Survival, and Uncommon Valor in Iraq, 2003-2011 by J. Pepper Bryars (non-fiction / military history / Iraq War)


The Cinder Spires: The Aeronaut’s Windlass by Jim Butcher (steampunk/fantasy)


The House of War series by Carlos Carrasco (military action thriller)


Revenge of the Corsairs (Heart of the Corsairs Book 2) by Elizabeth Ellen Carter
Laura Cappleman, rescued after two years in an Ottoman harem, struggles to return to normal life. Elias Nash is there, willing to help her pick up the pieces, but threat isn’t over and the cost could be their lives.


Legion Series by Leo Champion (military scifi thriller)


Argonauts of Space series by Sabrina Chase (scifi/space opera)


Guardians Compact series by Sabrina Chase (fantasy/historical fantasy)


Sequoyah series by Sabrina Chase (scifi/space exploration)


Farside by Patrick Chiles (hard scifi military adventure)


Perigee by Patrick Chiles (SciFi)


In The Shape of a Man by Paul Clayton (mainstream/literary/horror)


White Seed: The Untold Story of the Lost Colony of Roanoke by Paul Clayton (historical fiction)


Van Ripplewink: You Can’t Go Home Again by Paul Clayton (YA literary mashup)


CTRL ALT Revolt! by Nick Cole (SFF cyberpunk)


Decisively Engaged (Warp Marine Corps Book 1) by C.J. Carella (military scifi)


Monster Hunters International Series by Larry Correia (fantasy/action)


Son of the Black Sword by Larry Correia (epic fantasy)


From Roundheel to Revolutionary by Jeff Daiell (historical non-fiction)


For Steam and Country by Jon Del Arroz
Putting the adventure fantasy back into Steampunk for a revival of the genre.


The Clown Prince of Paris by James Dudley
An American comedian is mistakenly drawn into a Cold War spy plot in 1950’s Paris


Honor at Stake by Declan Finn (urban fantasy/action)


After Dark (East End Irregulars Series) by Michael DiBaggio (Superhero YA Adventure)


Levon’s Trade by Chuck Dixon (crime/justice thriller)


If My Name Was Amanda by Curtis Edmonds (Children’s Book)
Follow a patriotic little girl on a rhyming alphabet journey through America! With adorable illustrations and simple rhymes, this is a wonderful addition to your preschooler’s library.


Coming to America by Diane Erbio (Children/YA Historical Fiction)

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The Caliphate (A post-apocalyptic suspense novel) by Anna Erishkigal
What if ISIS controlled America?


A Pius Man: A Holy Thriller (The Pius Trilogy Book 1) by Declan Finn
As the head of Vatican security, Giovanni Figlia must protect a new, African Pope who courts controversy every other day.


Set to Kill: A Sean AP Ryan Novel (Convention Killings Book 2) by Declan Finn
Sean AP Ryan thought he was doing security for a science fiction convention … he didn’t know he was refereeing a war.


Superego by Frank J. Fleming (scifi action)


Chasing Freedom by Marina Fontaine (dystopia)


Tom by Dave Freer (children/YA satirical fantasy)


Only Time: A Speculative Story by T.E. George
Part Twilight Zone, part Firefly, and all fun with a touch of melancholy bittersweet, Only Time is what’s left when love has one more story to tell.


The Gods Defense (Laws of Magic Book 1) by Amie Gibbons (urban fantasy thriller)


Burning Books by Sharon Gerlach
A solar superstorm has stolen thirteen months of memories from the world. The burning books hold them. Only Molly can release them. But at what price?


Psychic Undercover (With the Undead) by Amie Gibbons
Singers are a dime a dozen in Nashville, so despite her mama’s urging, psychic Ariana Ryder’s working her way towards a career in law enforcement at the FBI instead. But vampires aren’t the only thing that go bump in the night…


Fire and Frost by Allen Goodness (epic fantasy)


Brings the Lightning by Peter Grant (historical Western adventure)


The Big Bang by Roy M. Griffis (dystopia action)


By The Hands of Men Series by Roy M. Griffis (historical fiction)


Daughter of Texas by Celia Hayes
The tale of a woman’s life in Texas, before the cattle drives, and before the Alamo – before the legends were born… She was there, and she saw it all.


Domino by Kia Heavey (animal fantasy/action)


Underlake by Kia Heavey (YA/fantasy/coming-of-age)


Night Machines by Kia Heavey (psychological thriller/romantic suspense)


The Devil’s Dictum by Frederick Heimbach (alternative history)


The Devil’s Quartet (series) by S. Elliot Herman (police thriller/dark comedy)


The Lieutenant of San Porfirio by Joel D. Hirst (satire; Latin American revolution)


ZK:Falling (Zombie Killers Book 0) by J.F. Holmes
When his National Guard unit is overrun by the victims of the plague sweeping America, Sergeant First Class Nick Agostine struggles to keep his vow to defend against all enemies, foreign and domestic, and keep those he loves safe.


Darkship series by Sarah Hoyt (scifi action adventure)


Doctor to Dragons by G. Scott Huggins
The Dark Lord’s favorite dragon is constipated. Dr. James DeGrande, veterinarian and orc-slayer, is going to have to deal with it. This one could get messy.
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Fade (Paxton Locke Booke 1) by Daniel Humphreys
If Paxton Locke’s magic can’t stop an evil witch, he always has his trusty shotgun.


A Fatal Stain (Daring Finds Book 3) by Elise Hyatt
When Dyce Dare buys a table to refinish, the last thing she expects is to find a human blood stain under the amateurish finish. Whose blood is it? What happened to the person who bled on the table?


The Heights of Perdition: A Science Fiction Romance Series (The Divine Space Pirates Book 1) by C. S. Johnson
There is nothing Aeris St. Cloud wants more than to win her father’s love and the acceptance of her family unit by joining the Military Academy at New Hope. But after she is captured by the fearsome space pirate, Captain Chainsword, Aerie is certain falling in love with her nation’s arch enemy is the last possible way to earn their coveted esteem.


Searching (The Starlight Chronicles Book 0) by C.S. Johnson
Long before she took up the title of Starry Knight, a young girl knew she was born to fight demons — starting with her own.


Operation Renfield by Steven G. Johnson (historical military fantasy; WWII)


Up from the Deep (In a Flash Book 1) by David L. Johnston
Six months after a catastrophic solar flare cracks the sky and bathes Earth in high radiation, the starving crew of the USS Colorado is forced to surface and send a party ashore to forage for food. A Christian post-apocalyptic military thriller.


Lion’s Share (Tales of Dunham) by Moriah Jovan
Single mother Blythe had to depend on Finn, her terrifying father-in-law, to pull her through her husband’s death. Six years, countless dinners, kids’ activities, and a successful career later, there is nothing between them but friendship and respect. Nothing at all.


The Amy Lynn Series by Jack July (Americana/action thriller)


Spoils of Olympus: By The Sword by Christian Kachel (ancient Greek military historical fiction)


Hell’s Foundations Quiver by W.T. Keeton  (sci-fi / dystopia)


Nephilim by Jeb Kinnison (Mormon Gothic YA-mature)
Mormon boy Jared and Jewish new arrival Sara find love and danger as they fight off demons from under the mountain.


The Bishop-Weiss Series
by Andrew Klavan (action)


The Identity Man by Andrew Klavan (action thriller)


Eden: The Animals’ Parable by Keith Korman
(New Testament parable / animal fantasy)


Her Brother’s Keeper by Mike Kupari (scifi adventure)


The Raven, the Elf, and Rachel (A Book of Unexpected Enlightenment 2) by L. Jagi Lamplighter (children / YA; British boarding school mystery / fantasy)


The Unexpected Enlightenment of Rachel Griffin by L. Jagi Lamplighter (sword & sorcery)


First Street Church Romances: Love’s Highway (Kindle Worlds Novella) by Jane Lebak
Casey’s spent the last eight months wandering the country with a backpack and an iron-clad set of Rules of the Road. Peter’s finishing out a few months working for his father’s siding company before enlisting in the army. When they rescue a litter of puppies together, Casey finds herself just…not leaving Sweet Grove. And Peter finds himself intrigued by the most perplexing gal he’s ever met.


Red Scare (The Postmodern Adventures of Kill Team One, Book 3) by Mike Leon
They murdered the woman he casually bangs–and now they’re going to pay.


Chasing Liberty (Trilogy) by Theresa Linden (YA dystopia)


Rebirths: A Tale of Azuran by Frank B. Luke
When his family was killed, the prophet Derke embraced the tool of his most hated enemy, necromancy. But to get his family back, how much of himself will he lose?


Dark Star by Creston Mapes (Christian supernatural thriller)


The Worst President in History: The Legacy of Barack Obama by Matt Margollis & Mark Noonan (non-fiction: politics)


Cyber-Witch: The Origin of Magic by E. S. Martell
A gritty and dark novel about the real-world AI threat, featuring a cyberpunk theme, drug addiction, genetic hybrids, killer-drones, nanobots, and the transformation of the world. Warning: adult themes including sex, violence, and talking animals.


Justice, Inc. by J.P. Medved
His business is revolution, and business is good. … When Eric Ikenna’s private military company topples a ruthless dictator, he finds himself in the sights of a shadowy arm of the United States government.


A Perfect America by Peter Meredith (dystopia thriller)


The Sacrificial Daughter by Peter Meredith (thriller mystery)


The Trilogy of the Void (boxed set) by Peter Meredith (post-apocalyptic scifi)


The Undead World series by Peter Meredith (post-apocalyptic scifi)


A Greater Duty by Yakov Merkin
A new space opera “that builds into a fun action-packed romp filled with intriguing scenarios, high-stakes internal and external conflicts, cool technologies and powers, colourful alien races and a rich and varied galaxy.” – Ben Zwycky (editor)


The First Assassin by John J. Miller (historical fiction thriller)


Mercenary Calling by Laura Montgomery
Exoplanets. Terrorists. Lawyers. … Calvin Tondini has his first client, but he may be in over his head.


Bid the Gods Arise by Robert Mullin (SFF gladiator adventure)


The Hound of Annwn series by Karen Myers
Contemporary rural fantasy; a foxhunter in the Virginia Blue Ridge passes through a portal into a fae otherworld in the same landscape and finds himself put in charge of the Hounds of Hell. Strong elements of culture clash.


Crossover (Chronicles of Feyree, Scroll 1) by Claudia Newcorn
They’re going to get their wings…or die trying.


Vigil: An Urban Fantasy Thriller by Russell Newquist
There’s a dragon in the church. … A modern day paladin must rescue a damsel in distress from a dragon – under a church, on Easter Sunday.


Nethereal (Soul Cycle Book 1) by Brian Niemeier (scifi / space opera / horror)

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A Star Curiously Singing (Dark Trench Saga Book 1) by Kerry Nietz
A science fiction cyberpunk thriller set in a world under sharia law.


Luminous: A Noblebright Fantasy boxed set featuring ten popular fantasy authors
Dare to step into lands of myths, magic, and monsters, because there is light to be found in even the darkest of places.


Cruncher and the Ghost by Robert Bruce O’Connor (supernatural PI mystery / humor)


Stung by Chad Olson (scifi / first contact / supernatural)


Alpha and Omega (Division One series) by Stephanie Osborn (scifi thriller / aliens)


Escaping Infinity by Richard Paolinelli
Thousands have checked into the Infinity Hotel. No one has ever checked out! (Sci-fi thriller)


Reservations by Richard Paolinelli (mystery thriller / police procedural)


Recon: A War to the Knife by Rick Partlow
Tyler Callas is the pampered heir of a high-level Corporate Council executive, groomed from birth to take a seat beside her as a member of the ruling class of the Commonwealth society. But the bloody war with the alien Tahni has hit close to home and Tyler wants to join the military, something his powerful mother would never have allowed…


Glory Boy by Rick Partlow
Caleb Mitchell gave up his family, his faith and his home to join the military and defend humanity. Now will be have to give up his military career and risk court-martial to save the world that turned its back on him?


State of Wonder by Ann Patchett (literary magical realism adventure)


Jackson Speed in the Rush (The Jackson Speed Memoirs Book 6) by Robert Peecher
19th Century America’s unwilling adventurer Jackson Speed, fleeing the War in Mexico, finds himself embroiled in the Ross-Watie feud in Indian Territory in 1847 before heading West to the California Gold Rush where he is bedeviled by Mexican bandito Joaquin Murrieta. Though it is Book 6 of the series, the books can be enjoyed independently of each other.


Not by Sight by Ken Prescott (Cold War military thriller)


Walking on the Sea of Clouds by Gary Rinehart
Pioneering colonists struggle to overcome the unforgiving lunar environment as they work to establish the first independent, commercial colony on the “shore” of Mare Nubium, the “Sea of Clouds.”


The Good Fight by Justin Robinson (horror/action adventure)


Waypoint Magellan by LS Roebuck
Lightyears from help and trapped in the path of a lethal revolution, Amberly is forced to rely on her wits and have faith in those she loves to have any hope of surviving the conflict that threatens the lives of everyone on Waypoint Magellan.


The Boogeyman by Tom Rogneby
Martin Shelby is The BoogeyMan, a private investigator and fixer for folks who get into trouble too tough and too strange for the police. Now, he’s been handed a job that pays double, but that can only mean double the danger.


Lost Children (The Minivandians Book 3) by Tom Rogneby
Ruarin and DaddyBear continue their journey home after surviving the dark of winter in the North. Old friends are there to help them, but tragedy and mystery await them in an ancient city.


Coming Home (The Minivandians Book 5) by Tom Rogneby
Elsked, son of DaddyBear the Minivandian and Ruarin, the Lady of Eyre, ventures out into the night to learn the saga of his mother and father. An ancient storyteller exchanges tales of Elsked’s life for the story of how DaddyBear and Ruarin became the lord and lady of their manor.


Man Behind the Wheel by Steve Rzasa
50 years in the future, you do not have the right to drive. Pursuit Specialist Roman Jasko hunts those who break the law until he’s accused of aiding mobile thieves.


The Hidden Truth: A Science Fiction Techno-Thriller by Hans G. Schantz (dystopia scifi thriller)


The Violet Crow by Michael Sheldon (mystery thriller)


Alaska Hunt by Shelter Somerset (m/m romantic mystery adventure)


Predator in Paradise by Shelter Somerset (m/m romantic adventure thriller)


Echo of the High Kings (The Eoriel Saga book 1) by Kal Spriggs (New Adult fantasy)


Valor’s Child (Valor’s Children Book 1) by Kal Spriggs
In a distant future on a faraway planet, Jiden Armstrong struggles to survive at a military academy, not knowing that the people she thought were her friends are out to get her.


Renegades: Origins by Kal Spriggs (scifi / space exploration / aliens)


Prodigal by L. R. Stahlberg
Marc Rinaldi thought he’d gotten out. He’d escaped a life of murder and extortion, devoting his skills to fight for his country. But his past wasn’t done with him yet.


The Guy Who Didn’t Know Anything: Confessions of a Liberal by Jack Suede
A satire of the politically correct hell America has become. Laugh along as a drunk college student is exposed to many life lessons — and misses most of them!


The Secret of Fatima by Peter J. Tanous (spiritual spy thriller)


The Land of the Free: A Tale of the Deep State by TJ Tucker
A chilling scenario, where the fate of America hangs in the balance.


Portals of Infinity: Kaiju by John Van Stry (sff)


Donald Trump: Plague Doctor by Caspar Vega
A cryptic pulsating space adventure that may end up being more subtle than its title might suggest. (scifi/time travel)


The Counterfeit Captain by Henry Vogel (scifi adventure)


The Fugitive Heir by Henry Vogel (scifi adventure; series)


The Recognition Run by Henry Vogel
Jeanine is on the run from someone very powerful. She doesn’t know who wants her dead, or why. She only knows they have already killed her family, and if they catch her, she’s next.


Childers by Richard F. Weyand
She escaped from the slums of Earth and rose through the ranks of the CSF to lead the largest space fleet in history — against Earth itself.


Worlds Apart Book 12: Earth by James Wittenbach
The Pathfinder Ship Pegasus leads a fleet of twenty starships — motley survivors of the Charlemagne Attack — to their Final Destination: Earth.


Path of Angels by Dawn Witzke
Seventeen-year-old Aadi seeks something deeper than the life Nacerma offers. When her former lover, turned priest, asks her to risk her life for her faith, she accepts the meaningful quest. Mischa Llient is wanted by the Guard and needs to get out of town for a while. Will their friendship survive the quest? Will they?


The Samantha Harrison trilogy by Douglas J. Wood
Political drama/thriller


Feast of the Elfs: The Green Kight’s Squire Book Two by John C. Wright (YA fantasy)


Iron Chamber of Memory by John C. Wright  (paranormal fantasy)


Swan Knight’s Son: The Green Knight’s Squire, Book One by John C. Wright (YA / fantasy)


Swan Knight’s Sword (Moth & Cobweb Book 3) by John C. Wright (YA / fantasy)

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The liberal media machine did everything they could to keep this book out of your hands. Now, finally, Dangerous, the most controversial book of the decade, is tearing down safe spaces everywhere.


Beyond the Mist by Ben Zwycky (metaphysical fiction)


Nobility Among Us by Ben Zwycky (fantasy / alternative history)

Have you written or read a great book that is conservative/libertarian-friendly? Don’t see it on the above list? Please email us a link at: fictionalliance – at – gmail – dot – com and we’ll check it out. Books need not be political or moral message fiction; we’re mainly looking for good, entertaining stories that happen to embrace things we love, like individualism, self-reliance, the importance of liberty, and so on. Sometimes these books are even written by self-proclaimed leftist authors. But whatever – a good story is a good story!

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