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Grantville Gazette VII
ed. by Eric Flint
(hardcover)
Edited by Eric Flint, and inspired by his now legendary 1632, these short stories fill in the pieces of the Ring of Fire political, social and cultural puzzle. |
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Trail of Evil
Travis S. Taylor
(hardcover)
Commander Alexander Moore’s task is to hunt down remnant weaponry left over from the Solar System’s Civil War. But an AI presence lurks at the periphery—and it’s formed an alliance with something else out there in the darkness of space.
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By Tooth and Claw
S.M. Stirling, Mercedes Lackey, Eric Flint & Jody Lynn Nye
(trade paperback)
After the extinction asteroid does not strike Earth, the dinosaurs keep evolving—but so do the mammals. Now, in a heroic Bronze Age, it’s cold-blooded, magic-using reptiles against the hot-blooded, hot-tempered descendants of cats.
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Cyber Rogues
James P. Hogan
(trade paperback)
Two full length novels of computers gone wrong—and the men and women who fight back against them. Includes The Two Faces of Tomorrow and Realtime Interrupt.
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1920: America’s Great War
Robert Conroy
(mass market paperback)
Alt. 1920: When Germany ships a huge army to Mexico, the war for the Western Hemisphere is on—and only the indomitable spirit of freedom can answer the Kaiser’s challenge!
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Balance Point
Robert Buettner
(mass market paperback)
Lost in space, and from one another, covert ops Captain Janzen Parker and his sharp shooting lover Kit Born must penetrate Yavet, the universe’s most insular and repressive world, then foil a plot that could turn Cold War II hot and nuclear.
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