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About D. J. Stevenson
D. J. Stevenson uses several pen names and publishes under the Bluetrix Books imprint. Most of the works, but not all, are science fiction and fantasy.
From gritty outer-space sagas to a murder mystery threatening to derail a Broadway musical to a gangster targeting a church for demolition, variety reigns.
In Rigel Ailur’s Tales of Mimion, people have seven senses instead of five, and the social order is determined by telepathic ability. The magical Patel Family Chronicles harken back to historic Earth.
Reid Alan describes the Breakaway success of a hockey legend’s daughter who wants to play in the NHL. In contrast, although her corporation owns an NHL team, Trillionaire Dr. Nosizwe Samanya prefers anonymity. So do the elusive millionaires of The Vagabonds’ Adventures.
In Masquerade, Jess Barry goes behind the scenes at Phantom of the Opera, where the two lead actors vie for the hand of the actress playing Christine.
Azure Avians suffuses Serulean with magic in The Lure of Cats and writes sagas of the ancient Amazons.
Kris Katzen zooms from planet to planet, ship to ship, in her many stories of the Earth Military Force and its fine crews. Explore the universe of the Curai’Nal where a brand-new captain must win over her crew while saving millions of lives on a besieged colony star systems away. For an outer space epic, check out A Little Piece of Home, with its planet-sized ship sailing the cosmos thousands of years in the future.
Cats, warriors, ghosts, royalty, aliens, pirates, and modern millionaires (and one trillionaire) abound. For all of D. J.’s titles under all of her pen names in all of her genres, from novels to flash fiction, visit Bluetrix Books to see them all.
Interstellar Exiles
A deposed empress, a disgraced priest, a mutinous soldier, two con artists, a brilliant scientist, and a lost explorer join forces to prevent evil academics from engineering an army of giants. But the Hunters and scientists of the Academy put up a fight and want payback.