Books by Mike McCoy
Embark on a literary journey with Mike McCoy’s captivating novels, such as “On The Waterfront,” “Asteroids Bridge To Nowhere,” and “Obsidian Tales Of Karanga.” Experience unforgettable tales and gripping narratives.
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When Frank Callahan stows away on a lunar cruiser to reclaim the one place he’s ever felt at home, he expects to be arrested by Commander Harding. Instead, he lands in the middle of a meticulously planned invasion.
Disguised as the staff of the brand-new Grand Luna Hotel, Princess Astrid Astana and her elite Sons of Khan seize Malapert Station in a single bloody night. Their goal: control the Moon’s most valuable secret—the rare ore that could rewrite the balance of power on Earth.
Outnumbered and outgunned, the base’s scattered survivors turn to the last man anyone would expect: a wisecracking bot wrangler with a shock of white hair and a neural implant he’s not supposed to have. As the Kazakhs hunt him through the domes, Frank becomes something the invaders never anticipated—the living embodiment of an ancient Kazakh prophecy. To them, he is Arwah: the white-haired ghost who brings death with a single touch.
Now Frank must lead a desperate resistance before Astrid’s propaganda turns the entire world against the only home he has left.
The Peak of Eternal Sunlight is a fast-paced lunar thriller perfect for fans of The Martian and Red Rising.
A Word From The Author
Since I was a child, stories have occupied my mind. The symptom of a vivid imagination, I suppose. When I was nine, my older brother and I got in trouble for setting a field on fire. During my evaluation, a counselor showed me a series of Rorschach inkblots and images. I confidently verbalized detailed stories for each picture to that stupified old man. I still don’t know if I passed that test.
Writing is a challenging exercise, putting thoughts as words on paper. It’s difficult, but I find the process enlightening. I don’t write fast. I try to write well, hoping I keep the reader engaged and entertained.
Mike McCoy
On The Waterfront
It was the best summer of his life, and the darkest days he ever lived.
Danny Novak, at thirteen, was hired to work at Camp Baker for the summer. He’s the youngest boy on staff, but he’s sure he’ll fit right in. He quickly learns, it’s not that easy. When Danny fails the swim test to work on the waterfront, Mark, the bad boy on staff, is forced to teach Danny to swim or get sent home.
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I thoroughly enjoyed this novel. Mike McCoy brought the characters to life in this adolescent youth summer camp story. It's a fast read, perfect for a day by the pool or in my case, an evening without AC in Arizona. It totally made me forget my sweaty misery for a few hours. Thanks, Mike! Great job!
Fun read with lots of situational humor combined with serious content. The stories are raw; the author guides you through the situations making you sense the scene and feel what Danny is experiencing. You are not just told what is happening but rather you become engrossed and committed to the characters experiences. Excellent book!