Science fiction
Lulu.com The Scarlet Plague
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Hyperion The XFiles Perihelion
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£21.25
Hyperion On Earth as It Is on Television
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Perfectly Plotted Books Takluns Mate
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Perfectly Plotted Books AxLoks Mate
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£9.36
Erika Sanders Overlevende
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Austin Macauley Publishers To the Blue
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Austin Macauley Publishers Empire of Mars
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AuthorHouse This Time Around
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Lulu.com The Mushroom Club
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£12.14
Wildside Press Firefly
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Wildside Press The Paradise Game
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£11.39
Wildside Press Gladiator
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£18.04
Wildside Press Daymare and Other Tales from the Pulps
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Xlibris Us Little Birds in the Sun
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£11.95
Xlibris The Monitor Ritual
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£21.85
iUniverse Project Changeling
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Xlibris The Morderers Sacrifice
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£21.85
Pan Macmillan Diamond Mask
Book SynopsisShe concealed her great gifts, but some plans were made to be broken.
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Canongate Books Ukulele of Death
Book SynopsisMeet Fran and Ken Stein - a private investigator duo who refuse to let a little thing like being not entirely human stop them from doing their jobs.Twisty and bonkers and fun Multi award-winning author Catriona McPhersonAfter losing their parents when they were just babies, private investigators Fran and Ken Stein now specialize in helping adoptees find their birth parents. So when a client asks them for help finding her father, with her only clue a rare ukulele, the case is a little weird, sure, but it''s nothing they can''t handle.But soon Fran and her brother are plunged into a world where nothing makes sense - and not just the fact that a very short (but very cute) NYPD detective keeps trying to take eternal singleton Fran out on dates. All Fran wants to do is find the ukulele and collect their fee, but it''s hard to keep your focus when you''re stumbling over corpses and receiving messages that suggest your (dead) parents
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AuthorHouse It Happens Every Spring
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Xlibris Survium
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AuthorHouse Fingers
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AuthorHouse Quilt of Heroes
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Xlibris The Detour
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AuthorHouse Alien Spaces in Similar Places
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£11.09
Dundurn Group Ltd Midnight
Book SynopsisIn a gritty, tech-noir version of 1930s Manhattan, an ex-cop and his robot partner must stop a killer who's sending the city into chaos.December, 1933. The city that cannot sleep, where cartels and mobsters go bump in the night. Manhattan's delicate peace is broken when four politicians in the pocket of America's reigning megacorporation are murdered at the Edison Hotel, dispatched by an unknown assassin wielding a rare and unique weapon. The NYPD calls upon the only man for the job: Elias Roche, the Nightcaller.With Upper City bigwigs in a panic and the shadowy Iron Hands poised to make a grab for the Lower City, Roche is having doubts about his role in the complex power structure as a former cop and current Mob enforcer. But he sets out to investigate, now under more scrutiny than ever before: a new radio show based on his escapades thrusts unwanted fame upon him, the FBI are breathing down his neck, and a relentless journalist is dogging his every move. MeTrade ReviewCarlson wonderfully creates a world that is instantly recognizable but is still populated with a new landscape filled with people we recognize and understand. This writer is definitely one to watch. * Globe and Mail, for Night Call *Carlson does a good job populating his gritty, split-level world with dodgy mobsters, deadly dames, and killer machines * Publishers Weekly, for Night Call *Brenden Carlson's noir masterwork, Midnight, brings Depression-era New York City to life in this brilliant follow-up to Night Call. With future tech. And robots. I like noir. And robots. * David Clink, Aurora Award-winning author and co-host of the Two Old Farts Talk Sci-Fi podcast *
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iUniverse A World of Soma
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£9.86
Palibrio Stonehenge
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AuthorHouse Wizard King
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Xlibris ScienceFiction from the Clothing Department
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Little, Brown Book Group Farthing
Book SynopsisEight years after they overthrew Churchill and led Britain into a separate peace with Hitler, the upper-crust families of the Farthing set are gathered for a weekend retreat. Among them is estranged Farthing scion Lucy Kahn, who can''t understand why her and her husband David''s presence was so forcefully requested. Then the country-house idyll is interrupted when the eminent Sir James Thirkie is found murdered - with a yellow Star of David pinned to his chest.Lucy begins to realize that her Jewish husband is about to be framed for the crime - an outcome that would be convenient for altogether too many of the various political machinations underway in Parliament in the coming week. But whoever''s behind the murder, and the frame-up, didn''t reckon on the principal investigator from Scotland Yard being a man with very private reasons for sympathizing with outcasts and underdogs - and prone to look beyond the obvious as a result.As the trap slowly shuts on Lucy and DavTrade ReviewA terrifying alternate history where the United Kingdom bails on World War II and slides into fascism. WWII alternate histories are extremely not my jam, but Jo Walton extremely is. I can't put it down. * Rainbow Rowell *If Le Carré scares you, try Jo Walton. Of course her brilliant story of a democracy selling itself out to fascism sixty years ago is just a mystery, just a thriller, just a fantasy—of course we know nothing like that could happen now. Don’t we? -- Ursula K. Le GuinStunningly powerful…While the whodunit plot is compelling, it’s the convincing portrait of a country’s incremental slide into fascism that makes this novel a standout. Mainstream readers should be enthralled as well. * Publishers Weekly *Amazing… One of the most compelling and chilling books of the year * RT Book Reviews *A subversive, trenchant and simultaneously dark and light piece of speculative fiction. Can I get an amen? …The parallels between her Britain and today’s climate are never didactic and always effective. It’s also a book about husbands and wives, and about class and sex. It is quite an achievement, brothers and sisters. Hallelujah. * Bookslut *A stiff-upper-lip whodunit boasting political intrigue and uncomfortable truths about anti-Semitism. * Entertainment Weekly *Walton realizes an all-too-convincing alternate world in which the Third Reich but not its spirit was stopped at the English Channel. The characters are highly plausible, and in every aspect from the petty snobbery hampering the inspector to the we-don’t-do-that-here conclusion, the plot encourages warily reconsidering the daily news. * Booklist *A beautifully-written alternate history thriller by World Fantasy Award-winner Jo Walton, Farthing is a smart, convincing tale of a country’s slide into fascism that’s sure to entertain casual and genre readers alike. * Cinescope *It really is one of those books that succeeds in almost too many ways to count. It's a great, engaging read, and sharp as a knife. The most meaningful parahistorical novel I've come across in a long time, succinct and rivetingly readable. -- Robert Charles WilsonFarthing starts out as a cozy period house party mystery, becomes a brilliant alternate history yarn, and at last reveals itself to be a chilling political thriller. It's smart, riveting, and deeply moving. Once you start reading, don't plan to put it down. -- Emma BullA wonderful book, simultaneously a gripping mystery and a harrowing cautionary tale. Walton's credible--and entirely convincing--alternative history becomes a terrifying meditation on class, power, and persecution. -- Susan Palwick
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Bloomsbury Publishing PLC Stargrave Quarantine 37
Book SynopsisThe first supplement for Stargrave, the science-fiction wargame from award-winning designer Joseph A. McCullough, introducing new scenarios, soldiers, technology and aliens to the ravaged galaxy.At the time of its commission, Imperial Research Station 37 held nearly ten-thousand scientist and researchers working on a vast array of biological and chemical projects. Then, six-months before the outbreak of the war, Station 37 went dark. There were no distress messages; no escape pods were launched. Only a solitary, repeating broadcast filled the silence. This station is under quarantine. Do not approach. When the Endwar came, the station was forgotten, left to drift lifelessly in its empty system. Now, with the war over, and the Free Traders roaming the ruins, the station has been rediscovered. Although the station must clearly be approached with caution, the technology it contains is worth many fortunes Quarantine 37 is a supplement f
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Orion Publishing Co Crashing Heaven
Book SynopsisA diamond-hard, visionary new SF thriller. Nailed-down cyberpunk ala William Gibson for the 21st century meets the vivid dark futures of Al Reynolds in this extraordinary debut novel. With Earth abandoned, humanity resides on Station, an industrialised asteroid run by the sentient corporations of the Pantheon. Under their leadership a war has been raging against the Totality - ex-Pantheon AIs gone rogue. With the war over, Jack Forster and his sidekick Hugo Fist, a virtual ventriloquist''s dummy tied to Jack''s mind and created to destroy the Totality, have returned home. Labelled a traitor for surrendering to the Totality, all Jack wants is to clear his name but when he discovers two old friends have died under suspicious circumstances he also wants answers. Soon he and Fist are embroiled in a conspiracy that threatens not only their future but all of humanity''s. But with Fist''s software licence about to expire, taking Jack''s life with it, can they bring downTrade ReviewA stylish blend of techno thriller and hard SF * SFX *Seriously satisfying cyberpunk action meets thoughtful moral philosophy with a dash of detective noir and a supersized side of striking science - the year's best debut to date, and make no mistake * Tor.com *One of the most unusual books I've read this year ... could be the start of something that is going to be very big indeed * SFF World *Jam packed with innovative ideas and fresh approaches to storytelling, Crashing Heaven could just be the one book that everyone will talk about in 2015 * Upcoming 4 Me *Just plain awesome * The Book Plank *Come for the running through corridors shooting things, or for the altering virtual realities to break into secured areas, and stay for the quiet conversations between a man and the AI which will eventually kill him. Very much worth the read * SF&F Reviews *In short: read the book; it's awesome. Crashing Heaven is a hardboiled detective novel set in an unparalleled cyberpunk space that stars a jaded accountant who has a virtual, psychotic puppet attached to his mind...what's not to like? * Bookbeard Reads *A spellbinding rugged addition to cyberpunk and science fiction literature in general * Starburst Magazine *Bizarre, intelligent and, above all, something new * Interzone *bizarre, intelligent and, above all, something new * Interzone *
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Orion Publishing Co The Steps of the Sun and Far From Home
Book SynopsisThe Walter Tevis Omnibus contains two works from the acclaimed author of THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH, THE HUSTLER and THE COLOUR OF MONEY.THE STEPS OF THE SUNIn a time when America''s power has been eroded by energy depletion, and world control has been virtually given over to the Chinese, only one man has the courage to seek new mineral resources among the stars. He is Ben Belson, one of the richest men in the world, a man haunted by the memory of a loveless childhood and driven by needs and desires he can barely understand or control. His dream is to find the means to help America break the stranglehold of the corrupt interests who are keeping it a second class power. FAR FROM HOMEA collection of Walter Tevis essential short fiction, containing: Part One: Far From Home The Other End of the Line The Big Bounce The Goldabrick The Ifth of Oofth The Scholar''s Disciple Far From Home Part Two: Close To Home Rent Control A Visit From Mother Daddy The Apotheosis of Myra Out of Luck Echo Sitting In LimboTrade ReviewEngaging and effortlessly readable - Publishers WeeklyWarmly involving . . .Tevis' delivery is agreeably fluid and deadpan; and narrator Ben Belson has enough craggy, amiably sardonic appeal to hold the reader's interest. - Kirkus ReviewsSF writing of a rare quality. - Time OutThe poetic imprints of a fine writer's trail. - The Times
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Orion Publishing Co The Bastard Legion War Criminals
Book SynopsisDirty, gritty and action-packed adventure featuring the galaxy''s deadliest mercenaries, THE BASTARD LEGIONMILITARY SCIENCE FICTION AT ITS BEST. ''High octane SF adventure with Smith''s trademark twist'' Jamie Sawyer, author of The Lazarus War It was the kind of dirty, violent work the Bastards were made for. Protect a bunch of colonists in the Epsilon Eridani system, whose moon had become a war zone as megacorp-backed mercenaries fought a brutal proxy war. Just the kind of fight the penal mercenary legion liked. But a hundred headless corpses are hard to explain, even for the Bastard Legion, and soon they are on the run, abandoned by their allies, and hunted by their most dangerous foe yet . . . but Miska''s going to play them at her own game.The Bastard Legion: the galaxy''s most dangerous criminals controlled by implanted explosives and trained by the electronic Trade ReviewGloriously action-packed and often brutal military SF adventure . . . The complex plot twists and double-crosses are as exciting as the detailed descriptions of violent combat . . This series launch will keep readers turning pages, eager to see what bloody adventure awaits and how the legion develops into a force to be reckoned with - Publishers Weekly STARRED REVIEW [on The Bastard Legion]an intense rush of adrenaline . . . a raucous energetic book, that is also full of pathos and human misery, I can't wait to see what Miska and her team of miscreants encounter next and whether they will be able to survive it - FlickeringMyth.com [on The Bastard Legion: Friendly Fire]High octane SF adventure with Smith's trademark twist - Jamie Sawyer [on The Bastard Legion]
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Orion Publishing Co Hunters Moon
Book SynopsisMy name is unimportant, but you can call me Jack. I''m a musician by choice, a magician by profession, and a bastard by disposition.I''d been doing the magic thing for about five years when they found me. They said I had a talent, that I was smart enough and fit enough and enough of a shit that I could serve my country in a way most people never even get to hear about. And I did want to serve my country, didn''t I?I didn''t really want to contemplate what might happen if I said no.And so Jack found himself on the front line of a secret war that most people simply wouldn''t believe was possible. Working for a secret organisation tasked with defending our country from whatever supernatural threat faces it. MI5 know nothing about and would laugh if they found out. Well at first they would . . .Whether wiping out a group of demon summoners, infiltrating a coven determined to assassinate the PM or rooting out a neo-nazi sect who are trying to bring back HiTrade ReviewA fast paced plot, laced with dashes of kinky sex and ultra-violence, magic and mayhem. As long as you're not squeamish, you'll have a good time in Jack's company. -- Peter Tennant * BLACK STATIC *"David Devereux doesn't pull any punches. It's sharp edged, it's violent but it's a measure of Devereux's skill as a writer that you find yourself rooting for the protagonist." -- David V Barret * FORTEAN TIMES *
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Orion Publishing Co This Fragile Earth
Book SynopsisWhat would you do to protect your family if the world stopped working?Not long from now, in a recognisable yet changed London, Signy and Matthew lead a dull, difficult life. They''ve only really stayed together for the sake of their six year old son, Jed. But they''re surviving, just about. Until the day the technology that runs their world stops working. Unable to use their phones, pay for anything, even open the smart door to their flat, Matthew assumes that this is just a momentary glitch in the computers that now run the world.But then the electricity and gas are cut off. Even the water stops running. And the pollination drones - vital to the world, ever since the bees all died - are behaving oddly. People are going missing. Soldiers are on the streets. London is no longer safe.A shocking incident sends Signy and Jed on the run, desperate to flee London and escape to the small village where Signy grew up. Determined to protect her son, Signy will dTrade ReviewA compulsive page turner . . . The science behind the author's dystopian vision of the future is impressive, but it's the movements of the heart that mark this book as a standout * Elspeth Sandys *A very British disaster epic. Echoes of John Wyndham. Resonances for today * Stephen Baxter *A remarkably original first novel, beautifully written, about a future that could be just around the corner * Julie Christie *Susannah Wise's first novel is a dystopian triumph: dark, compelling, and all too believable like an extended episode of Black Mirror, it reminds us of the power of love' * Saul David, author of Victoria's Wars *a fabulous, thoughtful, hugely original apocalyptic novel. Highly recommended * David Barnett, author of Calling Major Tom *This superbly accomplished debut is dark and compelling but ultimately filled with hope. I couldn't put it down * Ruth Hogan *Poignant and perfect. This Fragile Earth shows us exactly how breakable-and reparable-our world is. Not to be missed! * Christina Dalcher, author of VOX and Q *I absolutely DEVOURED this book. It has everything I love - great characters, intrigue, action, heart, drama and hope. Cannot recommend it enough. It was so nice to read something so gripping it got me off my phone for two days * Aisling Bea *What a mind-bending brilliant read. Beautiful and thought provoking, a powerful tribute to the bond between mother and child, LOVED it * Hannah Persaud *Utterly compelling. Susannah Wise's subtle envisioning of a near-future dystopia is sophisticated, emotionally acute and brilliantly unnerving, but what sets this novel apart is the breadth of the author's inventiveness. This is fantasy with a deeply intelligent heart, chilling, poignant and captivating from the first page to the last. I didn't want to leave the world Wise creates: her talent for understated tension kept me gripped to the end -- Lisa Hilton, author of MaestraTruly gripping * Kristin Scott Thomas *Excellent . . . the very human, very relatable story of trying to save the ones you loved tugged at my heart-strings in a sometimes unbearable way * Beth Clift, author of Last One at the Party *This is an intense, engaging and beautifully written first novel * The Guardian *Hits home * Financial Times *A great read about a natural born survivor. I couldn't put it down * Mark 'Billy' Billingham *Alluring, intoxicating prose... a dark fairy tale. 4 out of 5! * SFX Magazine *Keeps us on the edge as readers, and pulls us along. Signy feels very real. * Cultured Vultures *[An] amazing futuristic novel . . . Do yourself a favour and a pick up a copy now. It's fantastic * Paul Bettany *
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Hodder & Stoughton The Unfamiliar Garden
Book Synopsis''Debris from a comet drops a fabulously valuable new metal . . . turning it into a bloody, brawling boomtown. Great characters, fine writing, totally engrossing'' - International bestselling author Stephen King on The Ninth Metal Named a Most Anticipated SFF Fiction Book by New ScientistIt began with a comet. They called it Cain, a wandering star that passed by Earth, illuminating the night with a swampy green light and twinning the sky by day with two suns. A year later, Earth spun through the debris field the comet left behind. Suddenly, hundreds of thousands of meteors plummeted into the atmosphere, destroying swaths of electrical grids, leaving shores of beaches filled with deceased sea life, and setting acres of land ablaze. It was then, they say, that the sky fell. It was then that Jack lost Mia.Five years after the disappearance of his daughter, Jack has fallen. Once an accomplished professor of botany, he''s now a shell oTrade ReviewDebris from a comet drops a fabulously valuable new metal . . . turning it into a bloody, brawling boomtown. Great characters, fine writing, totally engrossing * International bestselling author Stephen King on The Ninth Metal *Masterful . . . Combines a missing-person case, romantic reconciliation, and a riveting sci-fi what-if . . . A thoroughly satisfying near-future glimpse of both disaster and salvation * Publishers Weekly *Terrifying, entertaining, and thought-provoking. . . There's a spattering of gore, a connection to a psychopathic serial killer, and a secret government agenda to introduce alien matter into human genes-in other words, a little something for everyone, science fiction fans and mystery fans alike. * Kirkus Reviews *When Benjamin Percy publishes a novel, I have got to read that novel. THE NINTH METAL continues his streak of thrilling, incisive genre bending goodness. It's a sci-fi novel, a crime novel and a super-hero novel, too. Audacious and intelligent and exactly what I was dying to read * Victor LaValle, author of The Changeling on The Ninth Metal *Ben Percy will serve you the impossible-and by the end of every chapter, you will believe it and feel it as truth. Whether you choose to think of him as the Elmore Leonard of rural Minnesota or the Stephen King of Science Fiction, Percy-with his extraordinary and unrelenting eye-dishes up humanity like some kind of otherworldly blue plate special, at once deeply familiar and wildly new * Margaret Stohl, No. 1 New York Times Bestselling Author on The Ninth Metal *Take one part dystopia, one part sci-fi, two parts apocalypse, then ride them roughshod through a bleak and bloody western, and it still wouldn't get close to what Ben Percy does here, which is blow open the core of humanity's dark heart * Marlon James, Booker Prize winning author of Black Leopard, Red Wolf on The Ninth Metal *The plot is dynamic, featuring multiple viewpoints as well as corporate malfeasance, spooky cults, and family drama. This sounds complicated, and it is, but all of these moving parts work together due to strong characterization, especially the cheery rookie police officer Stacie Toal. The action is vivid without being too graphic, contributing to an overall cinematic feel. While the novel comes to a satisfying conclusion, this is the first book in an anticipated trilogy * Booklist on The Ninth Metal *Tense, entertaining and unexpectedly educational too * Concatenation *
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Amazon Publishing The Highlanders Bargain 2 The Novels of Loch
Book SynopsisGDRWA Booksellers? Best AwardBefore he can settle down, blond-haired, blue-eyed Robley of clan MacKintosh needs to taste true adventure. So when the faerie Madame Giselle asks him to retrieve her stolen property in exchange for two enchanted tokens that will whisk him across the centuries, he jumps at the chance.Nurse and future midwife Erin Durie is broke and alone, thanks to a roommate who skipped town and the psychic gifts that make relationships too intense and painful to bear. Then a kilted man magically drops into her arms, looking for a guide to the twenty-first century, and she can?t deny the attraction. But magical treachery soon throws open time?s portal once more?and puts a blade to Robley?s throat. Now Erin must decide where?or when?her healing powers can do the most good?and whether she can live without her handsome Highlander.In the second thrilling Novel of Loch Moigh, award-winning author Barbara Longley delivers more of the action, adventure, and romance that began in the pulse-pounding True to the Highlander.Trade Review“Fans of the paranormal will find Longley’s second book in the Loch Maigh series to be extremely magical. This time travel romance displays the author’s worldbuilding skills beautifully, and the suspenseful plot and numerous thrills will keep readers hooked throughout.” —RT Book Reviews (4 stars) “This enchanting novel…is absolutely delightful! Intensely fun [and] nearly impossible to put down…New readers to Ms. Longley and long-standing fans will adore this novel.” —Night Owl Reviews Top Pick (4.5 stars)
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Amazon Publishing Angles of Attack
Book SynopsisThe alien forces known as the Lankies are gathering on the solar system's edge, consolidating their conquest of Mars and setting their sights on Earth. The far-off colony of New Svalbard, cut off from the rest of the galaxy by the Lanky blockade, teeters on the verge of starvation and collapse. The forces of the two Earth alliances have won minor skirmishes but are in danger of losing the war. For battle-weary staff sergeant Andrew Grayson and the ragged forces of the North American Commonwealth, the fight for survival is entering a catastrophic new phase.Forging an uneasy alliance with their Sino-Russian enemies, the NAC launches a hybrid task force on a long shot: a stealth mission to breach the Lanky blockade and reestablish supply lines with Earth. Plunging into combat against a merciless alien species that outguns, outmaneuvers, and outfights them at every turn, Andrew and his fellow troopers could end up cornered on their home turf, with no way out and no hope for reinf
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Outskirts Press The Secret of the Bramble Bush House
Book SynopsisEdgemere pond was a wonderful place for meeting friends. Two young girls spend the summer in the country with their grandparents and explore the mysteries of the natural-and the supernatural-world. As they seek adventure through their imaginary games of childhood innocence, they encounter young visitors from another planet. Soon, the intergalactic children learn so much about their differences, but more importantly, they come to realize that children everywhere are much the same with wild imaginations, whimsy, and a love for family. Join them for the journey of a lifetime as these young people share the mystical and powerful secret of the Bramble Bush House. Their experiences will fill their summer with wonder, but most of all, the memories they create will last forever.
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Archway Publishing Why Edward Morley Didnt Win the Nobel Prize in
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Partridge Publishing PlanetB2
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Spastic Cat Press Brigands of the Moon
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Spastic Cat Press Anthology of SciFi V34 the Pulp Writers Seabury
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Amazon Publishing The Memory Agent
Book SynopsisCrime never changes. Punishment does. In a time when prisons no longer contain inmates behind concrete and steel, the convicted serve their time while asleep, rehabilitating in virtual reality while blissfully unaware of their crimes. Roger Parker is a professional prison breaker, skilled at navigating these strange penal dream worlds and extracting those imprisoned there—for a price. Parker wants out of the game, but a powerful senator, desperate to save his son, convinces Parker to pull one last job. The clincher? An opportunity for Parker to find his wife, herself interned, lost somewhere in a treacherous, time-shifting Manhattan cyberscape. As Parker and his team make their hallucinatory journey between worlds, memory and motive lose coherence and integrity, and the clock begins to run out: internal security detects the breaker, and sets out to remove him—permanently. Unable to rely on his perceptions, unsure of the truth or even his very identity, will Parker break out . . . or be broken?
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Amazon Publishing Chains of Command
Book SynopsisThe assault on Earth was thwarted by the destruction of the aliens’ seed ship, but with Mars still under Lanky control, survivors work frantically to rebuild fighting capacity and shore up planetary defenses. Platoon sergeant Andrew Grayson must crash-course train new volunteers—all while dulling his searing memories of battle with alcohol and meds. Knowing Earth’s uneasy respite won’t last, the North American Commonwealth and its Sino-Russian allies hurtle toward two dangerous options: hit the Lanky forces on Mars or go after deserters who stole a fleet of invaluable warships critical to winning the war. Assigned to a small special ops recon mission to scout out the renegades’ stronghold on a distant moon, Grayson and his wife, dropship pilot Halley, again find themselves headed for the crucible of combat—and a shattering new campaign in the war for humanity’s future.
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