Carol Parsons
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Author bios are kind of like voicemail; necessary, but boring. The short version is Carol Parsons lives in rural Texas when she’s not traveling to points unknown—either literally or in her imagination. She’s married with children and grandchildren, loves campy sci fi shows and anime, and would rather be parasailing than cleaning house. With over 30 years in the writing business, she now teaches high school students when she isn’t plotting against her characters. She loves hearing from readers, so drop her a line (tamrionbooks@yahoo.com), chat with her on Twitter (https://twitter.com/CarolJParsons), or visit her blogsite Through Alien Eyes (https://cjparsons.wordpress.com).
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Redline
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Science Fiction
After three generations, life on the Martian frontier is still raw and marginal. Extending the maglev rails south to the polar cap to bring needed water ice to the settlers could alleviate most of the hardships. With a nosy reporter from earth and an Environment Control breathing down his neck to halt the rail construction, life gets complicated for Brodie, threatening not only his dream, but the settlers’ very survival. 
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SkyReach
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Science Fiction
Love and adventure on the Martian frontier. Matt Brodie risks his farm, girl, and life taking on SkyReach over water rights to preserve Mars’ limited resource for future generations. 
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Serenity
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Science Fiction
If the mag levs are the heart of Mars, immigration is the lifeblood. Rising antagonism against newcomers and limited resources threatens Mars' ability to expand forcing Jethro Brodie to risk everything and everyone he loves most. 
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Home to Blue Ridge
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Science Fiction
Returning to Blue Ridge as sheriff was supposed to give Gideon McKinnon the opportunity to reconnect with his family and finally mend his broken heart. He didn’t count on the woman he loved still being unattached and oblivious. Nor did he count on having to solve the previous sheriff’s murder. Add rustlers to the mix of the cold, the thin atmosphere and the lack of water and Sheriff Gideon McKinnon has more than enough trouble, even without the complications of a snarled relationship. 
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Tears of the Dragon
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Fantasy
If she succeeds, she will lose her reputation, her self-respect, and the man she loves. If she fails, millions will die. Retrieving a priceless artifact from the Imperial vaults, Michiri embarks on a perilous journey to restore the artifact to its rightful owners: her own people’s enemies. Caught between the opposing forces of the Laughing Rains and the Iron Mountains, can she survive long enough to end the centuries old rivalry and bring a lasting healing and peace to both lands? 
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Knight's Edge
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YA
“Not every hero gets to save the princess.” Sam Cartwright thinks heroes are only found in video games In the mystical land of Phyrgellia, Sam can take down any monster with his meteor forged blade.. But when cyber terrorism strikes close to home he learns life is the biggest adventure and he might find his gaming skills can work in the real world. 
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Time of the Phoenix
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Science Fiction
Morgain Treleyne leads a double life. To most of the galaxy, Treleyne is a shadowy figure who specializes in hard to obtain cargoes. It is a personae that allows Treleyne to pursue a far deadlier prize – the downfall of those who would destroy the peace-loving Patriots.. When the past collides with the present, Treleyne is torn between friendship and duty. Walking a razor-thin edge between light and dark, Treleyne’s pursuit pits allies against each other, brings age-old loyalties into question and threatens the very survival of the Patriots. A stand alone novel. First in the Journal of the Peregrine series. 
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Dictates of Conscience
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Science Fiction
As a Guardian, Brietta Moran is charged with safeguarding the lives of a group of children the Imperium government seeks to destroy. Short-handed, on the run and dangerously low on supplies, the group sends a desperate plea for help to the Patriots. With their leader missing and a spy in their midst, can she trust the two men claiming to be Patriots? A stand alone novel. Second in the Journal of the Peregrine series. 
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Raklin: Secret of the Crystal Key
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Science Fiction
A mysterious crystal and a dead amateur archaeologist plunge Kynan Craig and Ganet IV once more into danger and galactic intrigue. When the Patriots receive a garbled communiqué from tenuous allies on the planet Raklin, Kynan and Ganet are dispatched to stop an Imperium takeover. A renegade desert prince and a hired assassin from Kynan’s past complicate matters, leaving the Patriots unsure who is the real threat to the Vori home world. A standalone novel. Third in the Journals of the Peregrine series. 
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Peregrine
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Science Fiction
Trapped in a universe far from his own, Kynan Craig must overcome, not only the political and military agendas of a strange world, but his own spiritual doubts in order to save that which will spell revolution in his own universe. A stand alone novel. Last in the Journals of the Peregrine series. 
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Diamond in the Rough
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Science Fiction
Jim McKinnon had no idea the trouble he roped when he offered to pose as Kathryn Tajima's boyfriend to help her save face in front of her family. His good deed quickly proved troublesome when he found himself falling in love with her. With someone trying to sabotage the Martian sea project and taking pot shots at him on one side and his frustration at trying to keep Kathryn close enough to him until he can convince her fall in love with him, he has more trouble than pronghorns in a sandstorm. 
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Phrygellia
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Fantasy
Dekk and his friends can't wait to try out the latest expansion pack for Phrygellia: Timegate. With new puzzles, dangers and quests the game promised to exceed their wildest dreams. But only when they are too far in to quit, do they learn the high stakes game could cost them everything. 
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