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Here She Comes Now
Three short stories by Chad Taylor: 'Here She Comes Now', 'Close to You' and 'DIN.'
Electric
Sam's drinking too much, taking too many drugs - trying to get by. Until he meets Candy and Jules, two drifting mathematicians. After five years together, neither is getting any closer to their goal. As for Sam - he just wants Candy. And for a while, it looks as if he may have her. Then Jules is found in a coma, and Candy disappears.
The Man Who Wasn't Feeling Himself
Twelve short stories about sex, science fiction and obsession, first published in 1995: 'Running Hot & Cold', 'Calling Doctor Dollywell', 'The Man Who Wasn't Feeling Himself', 'Fire in the Hole', 'Archie and Veronica', 'No Sun No Rain', 'Somewhere in the 21st Century', 'Oilskin', 'John', 'Me & Misspelt', 'From Soup to Nuts', 'Another White Gown'. The ebook edition features new cover art by Ian Dalziel.
Invisible
A crypto trader spending Christmas in Paris discovers his old friend is difficult to see.
Where Are We?
Where are we? Where is heaven and where is God? Are there moments in your life where you look to the sky and wonder, where are we? Do you see images of earth in space and question how you fit into it all? Is God really out there? Does he even know I exist?If a child were to ask you where heaven is, what would you say? Would you smile, point to the sky and say, up there? Most children are satisfied with that answer, but I have a question for you.....do you actually believe that?Do you really believe heaven is up there? Or do you have your doubts? What about someone south of the equator? Is heaven up there for them too? How would that work? Is heaven just out there somewhere? How is it possibl...
Heaven
Robert Marling is on a losing streak. He's a struggling architect with a gambling problem, and a wife who is suing him for divorce. When he meets Heaven, a streetwalker who has visions of the future, his luck begins to change – for better, and for worse. A tale of chance and weirdness on Auckland's K Road, Heaven was first published by David Ling in 1995 and later made into a feature film by Miramax in 1998. The original novel is now available as a digital edition.
Departure Lounge
Mark Chamberlain is a man who has everything except Caroline Mayand. Nobody knows what happened to Caroline, but she's been gone for twenty-five years. One night Mark finds a shrine: scrapbooks, and photos of Caroline.
The Heart of the Journey
The Heart of the Journey is a collection of poems that depict the good times and bad times in the author’s earlier life as a young Christian. Written to relate to the readers as well as to express raw emotion; each poem puts special emphasis on specific subject matters. This revised edition of the first release in 2004 by Chad E. Taylor will hopefully capture your heart and your soul’s longing for a more intimate relationship with your Creator God and His Son Jesus Christ. The Heart of the Journey will hopefully provoke your emotional needs, thoughts and understanding of where you are at in your personal journey to bring a better peace in your life.
Super Powereds
Junior year has come for the remaining students of Melbrook Hall, and it promises to be the most difficult one yet. With one of their own gone and another under serious investigation, none of the former Powereds knows how many days remain for them in the Hero Certification Program. The time they do have will be filled with more trials and classes, honing their skills as they work toward the increasingly difficult goal of becoming Heroes. Ample new challenges await them, and not all of them can be met on the safety of Lander's campus. Fallout from last year's final exam has stirred the interest of many parties, not all of them friendly. With enemies pressing in from all directions, it's going to take new alliances, dedication, and countless hours of training if they want to last another year.
Huxley
If Huxley had a business card it wouldn't say much. He lives in Auckland. He collects debts. He is punctual. He knows a few people. He is in reasonable health. He was raised not to talk much about himself. So he doesn't. The fixer short story Huxley was first published in The Mammoth Book of International Crime edited by Maxim Jakubowski (Constable/Robinson UK, Running Press USA, 2009).
