Books published by Peasantry Press

Tania is tired of not having any friends because every time her mother changes her job they have to move. But this time Mom had really gone too far, dragging Tania away with her to a temporary posting as senior security officer on Calista Station.Things start to look up when Tania meets Mark and his friends Windracer and Shr'un. Shr'un's father is a technician for Malachi Mining, the same company where Tania's mom works. But all is not well. Someone is stealing star-stones and smuggling them from the Station. When Shr'un's father disappears, it appears he may have been involved, but then things go from bad to worse - Tania's mom disappears as well! Now it is up to Tania, Mark, Windracer, and Shr'un, with a little help from Shr'un's highly illegal AI, to solve the mystery and rescue the missing parents. An exciting sequel to The Trouble on Teral, Crisis at Calista Station invites readers to join Mark and Windracer in a new adventure with new friends.

When the king of Iverastra is taken for ransom at the hands of the great wizard Melorvine, his subjects are forced to give up the very artifact he'd fought to protect: the Togan Eye stone. Now, their fate rests with Daerem, the king's sworn protector. A man of few friends and even fewer words, his shadowed past may hold the greatest danger of all

Anxiety has become the only thing Abigail Hartley can count on. She's jobless, dreamless, loveless and stuck living with her parents-it's not exactly the 22 she had in mind.But when tragic news rattles the Hartley household and years of secrecy begin to surface, Abigail can no longer hide behind her fears. She joins forces with her sarcastic, pre-teen sister and heads to the only place that might have the answers she's looking for. One month in Georgia is all it takes to change everything Abigail knows about, well…everything.

In the southeastern Kentucky town of Pine Gap, coal is the economy, faith is the community, and comings and goings are few and far between. This is home for Jamie Eskill and her family. Her father's life is in the mines, her mother has seldom been more than an hour from town, and her sister has twins that need her constant care. Jamie may want more from life than Pine Gap can offer, but leaving is complicated. When she gets her ticket out, she's not sure whether to use it-until a disaster changes everything.

In the future, humans enriched with cockroach DNA dominate the planet. The old humans, fast-tracked for extinction, scurry to and from impoverished homes at the beck and call of the new elite, the magnates and managers that control all. The rich get richer. The poor get poorer. Capitalism thrives as labor unions are outlawed, and, soon, magnates, with antennae quivering, will face down those who do the work. The slow and the weak, the old and the tired, will get stepped on like so many bugs. Or will they? Tom Fried is a middle-aged man who works for a giant cockroach at a firm that specializes in items designed for upscale insectoid clientele. Tom and his wife, Kathy, work hard to get by, while a small elite, made up mostly of bugs, lives it up. Tom doesn't complain. It would just make things worse. Conversations are monitored, and he doesn't want to draw the attention of the dreaded National Harmony Bureau. He just wants to live a quiet life. Unsettling news from his daughter, however, forces Tom to re-evaluate his accepted reality. From the rantings of an old man about the return of unions, to clandestine meetings with shadowed strangers, events begin to convince Tom that his complacent existence is no longer possible as he and his family are drawn into a struggle that has the potential to change everything.