For the first time in ebook! A world in ruins… And one woman to save them… Sick of World War II and what it has cost everyone, one scientist has conceived of a plan to craft the perfect person, a woman who can rule the world without devolving into the madness of men. Dr James Axton has created a revolutionary scientific process of altering the glands and the chemicals they produce to create a human stronger, smarter, and better than nature had ever tintended. But there is one problem: he needs a subject – a young female child, the genesis for a new age. After a nearby bombing orphans dozens of children, the child, Violet Ray, becomes his best hope for this daring experiment. As Violet grows, it becomes clear that human compassion and emotion are foreign to her. She openly admits to her quest for power, because power is the only way that things get done. Her brain takes care of science and discovery and her brawn physical needs, but power is how she will ‘help’ society. Now, the Golden Amazon will rise. But will the Golden Amazon use her power for good? Or will the world fall foul to her violent and harsh measures? Only one thing is clear: the Earth is running out of time… The Golden Amazon is a gripping science fiction novel, the first in the Original Golden Amazon series by John Russell Fearn. For the first time in ebook, you can now read these fantastic stories of post-war dystopia and transfixing wonder. Praise for John Russell Fearn: “… A pioneer of science fiction […] he was one of the Greats of the earlier ages, and his name should be there with Hugo Gernsback, John W. Campbell, Stanley G. Weinbaum, Murray Leinster, and all the others whose thoughts and works formulated today’s modern science fiction.” — John Carnell, New Worlds John Russell Fearn was an extremely prolific and popular British writer, who began in the American pulps, then almost single-handedly drove the post-World War II boom in British publishing with a flood of science fiction, detective stories, westerns, and adventure fiction. He was so popular that one of his pseudonyms became the editor of Vargo Staten’s Science Fiction Magazine in the 1950’s. His work is noted for its vigor and wild imagination. He has always had a substantial cult following and has been popular in translation around the world.

For the first time in ebook! Everything is about to change… The 1960s. 20 years have passed in peace and prosperity since the end of World War II and the dreadful terror of the Golden Amazon – a superhuman woman genetically engineered to be the most powerful being on the planet. Chris Wilson, the Chief of Staff for World Airways, is about to receive a proposal that will change travel forever – a ship that can journey into space. Harnessing the atomic power the Golden Amazon left behind, these new space-ready vehicles would be a great asset to World Airways and to mankind. However, Professor Dodd is captured on the way to the airfield. Kidnapped by German Nazi sympathizers hoping to regain control of Europe, they torture Professor Dodd to get him to reveal the secrets of space flight – and upon doing so, kill him. But soon, a tall, mysterious, powerful woman appears and takes revenge… A mystery unravels, as Chris Wilson begins to put the pieces of this horrifying set of circumstances together. Has the Golden Amazon somehow survived? And does she have the power to save mankind from itself? The Golden Amazon Returns is a gripping science fiction novel, the second in the Original Golden Amazon series by John Russell Fearn. For the first time in ebook, you can now read these fantastic stories of post-war dystopia and transfixing wonder. Praise for John Russell Fearn: “… A pioneer of science fiction \[…\] he was one of the Greats of the earlier ages, and his name should be there with Hugo Gernsback, John W. Campbell, Stanley G. Weinbaum, Murray Leinster, and all the others whose thoughts and works formulated today’s modern science fiction.” — John Carnell, New Worlds John Russell Fearn was an extremely prolific and popular British writer, who began in the American pulps, then almost single-handedly drove the post-World War II boom in British publishing with a flood of science fiction, detective stories, westerns, and adventure fiction. He was so popular that one of his pseudonyms became the editor of Vargo Staten’s Science Fiction Magazine in the 1950’s. His work is noted for its vigor and wild imagination. He has always had a substantial cult following and has been popular in translation around the world.

"I can personally guarantee the safety of your daughter—and her return to you unharmed—upon certain conditions being fulfilled..." Chris Wilson, formerly chief of staff of World Airways, is now Controller of the Dodd Space Line, an interplanetary shipping company. Mr. Rindle Emerson has come to discuss lunar ores, specifically itumen. Itumen is a special sort of ore found just below the Moon’s rock pumice surface. An extremely valuable resource. Feeling very good about this proposition, Chris says goodbye to Rindle, but as he starts making calls within the company, he notices something strange about the huge cold-light globe hanging on a silver rod from the ceiling. He is being spied upon! But by who? He immediately calls Violet Ray Brant, the supergirl whom the world knew as the Golden Amazon. A woman of incredible intellect and bearing who would surely figure out what was going on. It seems than an agent, by the name of Vanmeer X-19, had been recruited by Carl Mueller to feed information out of the Dodd Space Line. But how was that possible? Carl Mueller had died five years previously. After the Nazi’s were defeated, the V-rocket programme had been developed in all sorts of capacities, however Carl Mueller had been so bitter in his defeat that he had fired V-10#s from the moon to the Earth, loading their war-heads with atomic explosive. To this very day the disappearance of Malta from the world, and the ruins of Cairo, Durban, and other great cities remained as monuments to his savagery. Will Carl be successful this time? Not if Violet Ray Brant, the Golden Amazon has anything to do with it… Praise for John Russell Fearn : “… A pioneer of science fiction \[…\] he was one of the Greats of the earlier ages, and his name should be there with Hugo Gernsback, John W. Campbell, Stanley G. Weinbaum, Murray Leinster, and all the others whose thoughts and works formulated today’s modern science fiction.” — John Carnell, New Worlds British writer John Russell Fearn was born in Horsley, near Manchester, England, in 1908. As a child he was fascinated by the science fiction of Wells and Verne, and was a voracious reader of the Bovs’ story papers that flourished in England between the wars. His own writing ambitions were born whilst he was still at school, but he did not break into print until 1931, with a series of articles in the Film Weekly. He went on to become a prolific and revered writer within the science fiction genre. With Venture Press he has also written Waters of Eternity, War of the Scientists, and Secret of the Buried City.

Classic sci fi pulp adventure of an Amazon heroine.

Mars will have its revenge The Amazon had plans to colonize Mars—but the Martians put a spoke in her wheel. Making a quick trip to the red planet, shen could find no trace of life in the bleak deserts that covered the globe; but soon after her return a huge meteorite landed near Stonehenge on Salisbury Plain. Coincidence? Unlikely. Then, an accident destroyed the Central Power House in London, chief generator of atomic power for the Home Counties. The same night Westminster Bridge collapsed, and the authorities realized that some mysterious force was undermining the strength of every metal structure in the country. The Amazon realises that martians are to blame, and battle begins… Twin of the Amazon is another classic sci-fi opera-adventure from John Russell Fearn “… A pioneer of science fiction \[…\] he was one of the Greats….” — John Carnell, New Worlds John Russell Fearn was an extremely prolific and popular British writer, who began in the American pulps, then almost single-handedly drove the post-World War II boom in British publishing.