Kaitlyn thought she was happy with her life. Her veterinary practice successful, and a “boy toy” to keep her satisfied. At least until the night she turns thirty, when the inevitable biological clock starts to tick. Convincing herself that he is simply not father material, she decides to let him go. Dusty refuses to leave without a fight, and fate strongly agrees. After an unsuccessful breakup, she wakes up once again in Dusty’s arms, only he’s not the same man. He’s an older version…and their child is crying from the next room. The days that follow bring more of the same: arriving at a time in her past or alternate future, on her birthday. Dusty is the only constant in all of her travels, anxious to win her over in each timeframe. Seeing a whole new side to him and knowing that they were truly meant to be, she allows herself to finally love him. Knowing she has to have fixed what was wrong, she expects it all to stop; only it doesn’t. Battling her frustrations daily, Kaitlyn desperately searches for the answers that will bring her time traveling to an end.

Praise for The Elorian Conscript: "This novel has a nail-biting, white-knuckle plot. Fiction thrives on conflict, and this book has conflict in spades. Danger jumps out over and over. This is a plot full of switcheroos. Whom do we trust? Whom are we fighting for? This is a high-concept novel about standing up for our ideals. The Elorian Conscript is a highly entertaining and thought-provoking read." - John M. Daniel: Editor,Writer,Consultant - www.danielpublishing.com "A true page-turner! With The Elorian Conscript, Rob has crafted an imaginative sci-fi/fantasy tale with plenty of action, adventure, intrigue, and even some interspecies romance and interstellar war to boot. The engaging story and compelling characters drew me in, and at the end of the book, I found myself wanting to jump right into the sequel!" - John David Kudrick: Editor, Writer, Consultant www.johndavidkudrick.com Disgruntled assistant plant manager and ex-Army Ranger, Dustin Atropos, is a man of conscience who often feels like he's surrounded by soulless zombies. Living on modern-day planet Earth, it's no wonder Dustin can't seem to find his place in the world. It's no wonder he feels like somewhere along the line he missed out on his true destiny.As it turns out, Dustin didn't miss his destiny. It just took it's sweet damn time finding him. While Dustin is on a fishing trip to sort out his life (and catch all the cutthroat trout he can eat) his destiny picks him up, along with his dog and his truck, and moves him to a new square on life's chess board; four million light years away, in a different galaxy. Thus begins the saga of Dustin Atropos as he fights to stay alive, overcome the devious schemes of his adversaries, win back the love of his wife, and, along the way, save his home planet ... a place he sometimes loves to hate ... a place he, in the past, has had to escape from with his retreats to the mountains ... and a place that, deep down inside, he cherishes with every fiber of his being. Along the way some questions get asked. Some of them receive answers. Some can only be answered in the future. Where are we (humans) headed? What constitutes ethical behavior? Can an Eagle Scout and member of the Order of the Arrow, save the Earth, and possibly the universe? Will Linda Atropos ever get her husband back? What happened to Dustin and Linda's pet German Sheperd, Took? And what the hell is a Nornak? The Elorian Conscript is the first book of a planned trilogy. The sequel is in progress and stands at 60,000 words to date.

Houston’s had a crush on Dustin since the first time he saw him, even though Dustin was a massive dragon when that happened. Since then, Dustin has shifted back to his human form, and Houston’s crush is getting worse. When Houston wants something, he doesn’t shy away from trying to get it, and he wants Dustin. Dustin doesn’t understand why Houston is so fascinated with him, but he wishes he’d stop trying to talk to him. He’s running from his father, and the last thing he wants is for the clan to find him and threaten the pack. But Houston knows how to wiggle his way into Dustin’s heart, and he does so happily. When Dustin’s father finally comes for him, Dustin can’t run like he’d been planning to. He didn’t expect the pack to stand up for him against his father, but maybe he should have. Even though it’s not enough to stop his father.