The G.O.D. Factor, available at  Sam's Dot Publishing here.

You can hear me reading a portion of it here.

You can hear a cool version of the gospel song I refer to here.

July 2011 Illuminata with an article (p. 5) about how I came up with the idea for "The G.O.D. Factor".

Still not sure about ordering a copy? Read the excerpt here.

Reviews:

Click on the links below to read reviews of one of Sam's Dot Publishing bestselling titles for June down below:

C. Leigh Purtill: "Rachel Olivier's novella, "The G.O.D. Factor," reminds me of some of my very favorite science fiction: a little Ray Bradbury, a little Isaac Asimov, a little Robert Heinlein. It all adds up to a really fun story with a main character you want to spend more time with.

Charles Gramlich at Razored Zen: "Good stuff. I might have actually liked seeing a longer version of this. It could be expanded to a novel, but I don’t know if there’s any plans for that. It’s definitely a quick read, well written, with a solid emotional core to the story." 

Christina E. Rundle: "This was a lot of fun to read....There is so much heat between Monica and Belukas, that I just couldn't wait for him to come into the story....There was a lot of action and at times I felt like I was holding my breath."

Hugh Fox (my blog with his review here): "Olivier is a masterful writer dealing with the whole space-ship level of the book." Or read it here.

Larchmont Chronicle

Previously published as an ebook through Drollerie Press, The Holly and the Ivan is now available as a paperback from Rachel V. Olivier through Lulu.com. It is Book I in the Canto Sybilla series.

Pick it up here. 

Now also available on Amazon.com!

The Holly and the Ivan ebook, originally published through Drollerie Press, is no longer available. If you already have a copy, you are lucky indeed!

If you don't have a copy, you can still hear a portion of being read on YouTube here.

Or read an excerpt of it on Bewildering Stories here.

Reviews:

• A review of this novella by C. Leigh Purtill, author of All About Vee: "The Holly and the Ivan (Drollerie Press) is a delightful holiday story with elements of magic woven into the romance and mystery. Rachel Olivier is a master at using just the right word. Every sentence feels chosen, not merely written. She makes me want to tether myself to a thesaurus!"

• Read about it in the Larchmont Chronicle here: