Doc Honour Books

Journey to “What If”

Doc Honour’s future tells us a lot about today. What if humankind destroys itself on world after world? What if you’re on one of the last worlds remaining, and things are falling apart? And what if you still want to live a full and rewarding life?

Tales of Verdant

Empathic Humanity Prequel
Available at Amazon.com
Includes “Fishing Hands,” Gold short story, 2022 RPLA

How do you live on a world about to destroy itself? Individuals live with impending disaster, yet people can find hope and joy even in the worst situations. Fourteen stories from the four countries of the planet Verdant on the verge of global war. Yet the stories also progress through a larger tale as destruction looms closer with each tale. What will people do?

Not Like Us

Empathic Humanity Book 1
Available at Amazon.com
Best Science Fiction Novel, 2023 RPLA

Jake Palatin, forced to develop an antimatter bomb, meets Zofia, who tempts him to resist. She also has a solution, a new technology to save humanity. With global war looming, they must find a way to build it. They flee from a powerful foe who holds everything in totalitarian control. Facing oppressive police, devious leaders, and a war that could break out at any instant, danger looms at every step, while love threatens to derail all their plans. Humanity destroys every world it touches. Jake and Zofia hold the key.

Verdant Divided: Technology meets Holy War

Empathic Humanity Book 2
Available at Amazon.com

A simple pilgrimage with miracles runs afoul of technology and Holy War. Jake Paladin’s empathy technology helps people to understand each other until one religious country bans the device. Fenet Powrfaith follows his God’s purifying command to walk seven hundred kilometers while his country moves toward Holy War. When Jake’s technology and Fenet’s miracles clash with the One Church, events sweep toward a stunning conclusion that surprises everyone—including the reader.

Upcoming Destinations

Worlds and places that fire the imagination while telling us more about ourselves.