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The Storm
David Drake
(hardcover)
Guntram, the man who transformed Pal of Beune from an ignorant rube into a bulwark of the Commonwealth, has disappeared. Pal must locate his friend and mentor—and then he must battle an entity which may be at the core of the splintered universe! |
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Arkad's World
James L. Cambias
(hardcover)
Young Arkad is the only human on a distant world. His struggle to survive on the lawless streets of an alien city is disrupted by the arrival of three humans who seek a priceless treasure that might free Earth from alien domination. Arkad risks everything to join them on an incredible quest halfway across the planet. But the deadliest danger comes from treachery and betrayal within the group as dark secrets and hidden loyalties come to light.
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Crimes Against Humanity
Susan R. Matthews
(trade paperback)
Gonebeyond space: get there and you may find freedom from torture and genocide under Jurisdiction. Yet go there at your own risk. The Rule of Law has only a tenuous hold on Gonebeyond, and undefended settlements can be exploited with impunity. Until now.
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Divided Allegiance
Elizabeth Moon
(trade paperback)
Years with Duke Phelan's Company taught Paksenarrion weaponry, discipline, and how to react as part of a military unit. Now, against all odds she is accepted as a paladin-candidate by the fellowship of Gird. But before she is fully trained, Paks is called on her first mission: to seek out the fabled stronghold of Luap far to the west.
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A Call to Vengeance
David Weber, Timothy Zahn, & Thomas Pope
(mass market paperback)
Travis Long is back. And this time, the enemies of the Royal Manticoran Navy—both within and without—are going to find out why you don’t mess with the Manticore!
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Down and Out in Purgatory
Tim Powers
(mass market paperback)
Twenty-one pulse-pounding, mind-bending tales of science fiction, twisted metaphysics, and supernatural wonder from the two-time World Fantasy and Philip K. Dick Award winning author of The Anubis Gates and On Stranger Tides.
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The Bronze Skies
Catherine Asaro
(mass market paperback)
Major Bhaajan achieved the impossible. Born to the Undercity, she broke free from crushing poverty and crime to become a military officer. Now retired from military duty, she walks the mean streets of Undercity as a private investigator. And she is about to embark on her most challenging case yet.
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Baen Appearances |
Don't forget to check out the newest ebook releases here. Plus, read “Chancellor Witt,” by Susan R. Matthews here. And read this month’s nonfiction essay, part three of “Principles of Organization for War and Organizing for War in the Carreraverse” by Tom Kratman, here.
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