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1636: The Cardinal Virtues
Eric Flint & Walter H. Hunt
(hardcover)
France, alternate 1636: After twenty years of waiting, an heir to the throne is about to be born. But there are those with eyes on the crown who would see the young prince’s life cut off before it begins. |
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Chicks and Balances
ed. by Esther Friesner & John Helfers
(trade paperback)
The chicks in chainmail are back, and they will not be oppressed, repressed, or depressed! All new adventures of fearless women warriors by Eric Flint, Harry Turtledove, Jody Lynn Nye, Wen Spencer, and many more, including the inimitable Esther Friesner herself!
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Hell's Gate
David Weber & Linda Evans
(mass market paperback)
Through the portal lie other worlds—a multitude of universes, each with its own riches. But so far, no intelligent life has been found. Until now. For it seems there is intelligent life—human life—with terrifying new weapons and powers of the mind.
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Prisoners of Tomorrow
James P. Hogan
(trade paperback)
The future isn’t always bright. Forces at home and abroad conspire to constrain freedom and liberty. Fortunately, there are those willing to fight back. Includes Endgame Enigma and the Prometheus Award winning Voyage from Yesteryear.
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Islands of Rage and Hope
John Ringo
(mass market paperback)
With the mainland overrun with zombies, what was once a band of desperate survivors bobbing on a dark Atlantic ocean has now become Wolf Squadron, humanity's last hope for salvation.
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The Rods and the Axe
Tom Kratman
(mass market paperback)
Carrera has driven the Tauran Union from his adopted country. But that’s not enough. To finish his enemies once and for all, he needs to draw them back for a final, crushing defeat.
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