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In this tale, you will meet Mr. Caleb Cantrill, a gentleman who has found something very interesting in the ground, and though he doesn't know it yet, he is about to have a very, very bad day. Set in the wilds of the Cascade mountains of Western Canada in 1895, this introductory tale from Claw: Emergence is the first in a series which will form a rich tapestry of discovery, betrayal, and insatiable hunger, all delivered with small-town Canadian flair.

A bounty hunter with a price on his head, Davrick Caliburn must evade the sorcerous reach of the Grand Imperium. Never mind the fact that his new employer is a vampiric blood-baroness - she's promised him a pocket full of coins and a one-way ticket to freedom. The only problem: That "ticket" is aboard an Imperium battle-train. Between the armored automatons, elite enemy troops, and the fiendish sorcerer who leads them, Davrick can only wonder what kind of a mess he's gotten himself into.

When starship mechanic, Denton Castus, is caught in the destructive path of a devastating war, he abandons his home and seeks refuge on a distant planet. However, this new safe haven has undiscovered threats of its own. Eliana Veston, a scout preparing the planet for the refugees, struggles with a deadly pandemic that is killing off colonists. The hunt for a cure unleashes a new threat to humanity - the Sirens - mysterious beings with incredible powers and a deep hatred for invaders.

Eric Walsh tries to live a normal life. He goes to work, cooks dinner for his wife, and visits his ailing father in the hospital, but Eric also carries the burden of schizophrenia. He hears voices in his head telling him what to do and how to think, and right now they're telling him some very bad things. Can Eric differentiate between what's real and what's just in his head?

As a psychologist, you never know who will walk through your door or what they’ll need to talk about. Tonight, he’ll take on a client who makes him face the age old question about nature vs. nurture, the debate about why people behave the way they do.

We've all heard the stories and watched the movies where someone finds a magic lamp or a monkey's paw and suddenly finds that their greatest wish can be made true. Today Doctor Kerr is visiting the ward to consult with a young man named Howard who claims he's in that exact situation. After listening to his story, the doctor will need to decide on his diagnosis. Is Howard being honest, is he delusional, or is it something else?

Billy, a middle-aged man, sits down with his psychologist, Doctor Kerr, to discuss how his life has been going. As they talk, he tells him about how he went over to his ex-wife’s house, the one they used to consider theirs, and tried to have a good day with his son, Josh, whom he never feels like he gets to spend enough time with. Unfortunately, as the morning continued on, things repeatedly got in the way of the perfect day he had planned for him and his boy, and he let his anger go too far.

The world is ending. Yet in the midst of its destruction, there's Haven, an escape from the pending doom. Unfortunately, this doesn't include Phil. After losing his sister, he's miserable and just looking to survive. When he illegally finds a way into Haven, he discovers it's a world that's unlike anything he's seen before.