When a freak winter storm lays siege to the small town of Sherridan, Michigan, police officer Mike Stuart must do what he can to keep the town safe with limited resources. But something is lurking in Sheridan. Something as cold as the snow and ice, and just as deadly. And as the death toll rises, Officer Stuart must face down enemies far more dangerous—and unpredictable—than any storm.

Sasha Naradnyo has come a long way from the slums of Crack City. But when his world collapses into riots and civil war, Sasha will have to learn to navigate the violence and anarchy of a growing revolution, come to grips with the ghosts of his past, make common cause with those who want him dead, and expose a vast conspiracy. All without losing his soul.

After a visit to the seldom-seen human homeworld Earth, Lord Thomas Kinago and his trusty personal assistant Parsons are appalled to learn that enemies of the Imperium plan to have Sol system eradicated. Once again, it’s up to Kinago and Parsons to save the day—and the planet—before it’s too late. P.G. Wodehouse and Jeeves would approve!

Fans of P.G. Wodehouse’s Jeeves novels will find much to love in Jody Lynn Nye’s Imperium series. You might say that Parsons and Lord Thomas Kinago are cut from the same cloth as Jeeves and Wooster. Which got us thinking, which classic comedy duo or team would you give a science fictional update and how? Would Ricky love Lucy on Venus? Would Abbott and Costello meet the Martian? Let us know your pick for a chance to win a signed copy of Rhythm of the Imperium.

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Congrats to Richard Campleman! Like Ashok Vidal in Larry Correia’s new novel Son of the Black Sword, he is the chosen one. Enjoy your signed book, Richard!

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