John Davis: 213 books

Genomics and genome technology is having, and continues to have, a major impact on all areas of bioscience research providing insights into the key area of molecular mechanisms of cells in health and disease. This is causing a profound effect on biomedical science and is accelerating the development...

The lost city of Atlantis is real. As Lieutenant Josh Pierce discharges from the military following eight tough years of service, he comes home to find his life turned upside down. Shortly after, strangers arrive to volunteer Josh for a meeting with a secretive Atlantis team.  Unlike anything...

As more and more industries are experiencing digital disruption, using information technology to enable a competitive advantage becomes a critical success factor for all enterprises. This book will cover the authors’ insights on how AI technologies can fundamentally reshape the IT services delivery...

The Fleet has spawned a #1 bestseller and now the entire 7-book series is available in a single download! Join Dalton James and the fleet as they fight the infected, survive against a brand new alien race and clear saloons of all available whiskey. The Fleet is a thrill ride that no science fiction fan can afford to miss!  *A savings of $10 vs. individual downloads.

A world where anything is possible. Vampires battle organized crime factions for control of the underground, while armies field regiments of both Mech and Orc warriors. Pirates rule the skies, watching Zombies decimate what remains of Humanity below. And what story would be complete without...

In a distant galaxy, planets are on the brink of civil war. While the totalitarian Legion prepares its troops, Captain Adam Michaels sees opportunity in the field of smuggling. Now, along with the rest of the Gunship's crew, Adam will chase their biggest payday yet. Of course, they'll have to face...

Gears and Spears is the fourth entry into the Gunship series, and includes two short stories based around fan favorites Dalton James and Roman Raines. Geartown: Zombies happen. But when Dalton James leaves for what he considers vacation, signing on with a rookie smuggling crew for what should...

A world where anything is possible. Vampires battle organized crime factions for control of the underground, while armies field regiments of both Mech and Orc warriors. Pirates rule the skies, watching Zombies decimate what remains of Humanity below. And what story would be complete without...

During the Krall’s invasion of Earth, Ryan finds himself surrounded by the ghosts of friends he’s lost along the way. With an enchanted pistol by his side, humanity’s last hero will begin a search for answers and the adventure of a lifetime.

Opdyke is known as the Ghost Planet for good reason. Those who are forced to terraform the icy planet, never leave. When Val Lucas finds himself on the prison train bringing fresh souls to the labor camp, he has other plans. Earning the trust of several within the camp, Val begins to plan their escape....

The man whose life story is here presented between book covers is at the time of writing only forty-eight years old. When I met him many years ago he was a young man full of enthusiasm. I remember saying to him then, “With your enthusiasm and the sparkle which you have in your eyes I am sure you will make good.

Lieutenant Jack Strong leads his team of elite marines to a distress beacon in the far reaches of colonization. Expecting faulty equipment, they instead find themselves in the first stages of war against a species similar to mythical demons.  The Colony is a fantastic short story of military warfare and science fiction, with an ending that will leave you questioning everything.

Put an End to Racial Discrimination and Stereotyping Now! Using his research and social experiences, author John Davis offers sound solutions and suggestions to correct the negative and unfounded stereotypes of black people Crown Point, IN (Release Date TBD) There is no denying that racial...

Critical Acclaim for Jacqueline Bouvier John Davis's intimate memoir of his beloved first cousin "Readers longing for a dignified and elegant approach to Jackie's early years will enjoy this biographical gem by John H. Davis." --Boston Herald "Goes a long way to highlight the formative...