Do you have what it takes to be a hero?

Whether that’s running into a burning building, standing up for what you know is right, or saving the Princess it’s going to take everything you’ve got and more besides.

In this genre-spanning collection of original stories, five women draw on resources they didn’t know they had:

  • Cracking the Code – can Gemma Jones track down a missing woman?
  • Never Going to be a Hero – Veronica, just wants a quiet life on Mephisto station, but Jade Dragon justice comes calling.
  • All in – Rosa Velázquez, famous for rescuing a family, tries to rebuild her life, and Jude Webb is a complication she doesn’t need.
  • Cancelled by the Cartel – Daisy Day has a chance to revenge her dead boyfriend, will she take it?
  • The Second Son Squad – Abby Fisher, finds herself in the body of a teenage girl impersonating a boy in military school. How did she get there, and why?

Join them, if you dare.

The cover of Common or Garden Variety Heroes by Alexandria Blaelock shows a woman looking through a large window over a city at sunset.

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Heroes stories also available separately

The cover of cracking the code by Alexandria Blaelock shoes a woman in a forest in a pool of light.
A woman is missing and Gemma Jones failed her once already. Now she has a second chance. Can Gemma find her in time?
The cover of Never Going to be a hero by Alexandri Blaelock shows a woman sitting on a bed in a room with a view of space.
Mephisto station Field medic Vee runs a repair shop. Does good deeds. Tries to escape attention. Until her past catches up with her. And won’t take no for an answer.
The cover of All In by Alexandria Blaelock shows a man hugging a woman and holding her up in the air.
Rosa Velázquez. Heroine. Ran into a burning building. Twice. Jude Webb. Bespoke shoemaker. Is Rosa brave enough to take a chance on Jude?
The cover of Cancelled by the Cartel by Alexandria Blaelock shows a woman looking oer her shoulder.
Daisy Day. Investigating boyfriend Don’s death for decades. Following the corruption through private and public sectors.
The cover of the second son squad by Alexandria Blaelock shows a woman riding a horsse with a shining sword in her hand.
Abby Fisher wakes in the body of a girl masquerading as a boy at a Military Academy. Before she can go home she need to work out why she’s there. But first, there’s a rebellion to deal with.