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All the Plagues of Hell
Eric Flint & Dave Freer
(hardcover)
The snake-god Orkise has been awakened by Lucia del Maino. Lucia plots to marry and then murder the usurper who now rules Milan, the condottiere Carlo Sforza. On his side, Sforza has only the skill and cunning of his physician, Francisco Turner. But will that be enough to save the him as Orkise uncoils all the plagues of hell? |
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A Star-Wheeled Sky
Brad R. Torgersen
(trade paperback)
Well over a millennia in the past, men and women fled Earth. What they found was the Waywork: an alien superhighway system between a closed sphere of stars. Now, the five Starstates—which rule all that’s left of humanity—are poised on the brink of another terrible war. It’s a clash of civilizations, as the future of the human race hangs in the balance!
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The Magnificent Wilf
Gordon R. Dickson
(trade paperback)
Tom Parent, his linguist wife Lucy, and their Great Dane Rex must travel the stars as ambassadors of Earth. Their mission: to prove Humanity deserves to be considered equal to the scores of established alien cultures. Earth’s acceptance hinges on building good relationships with these aliens, and the genteel Parents seem the perfect candidates for wooing extra-terrestrials.
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Iron Angels
Eric Flint & Alistair Kimble
(mass market paperback)
When war erupts between two warring cults, FBI special agents Jasper Wilde and Temple Black must put a stop to the horrors. Something wicked has come to the east Indiana suburbs. And it is very evil—and very, very alien.
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Space Pioneers
ed. by Hank Davis & Christopher Ruocchio
(mass market paperback)
A generous collection of stories that reach out into the unknown void, finding awe, wonder, other minds—even terror. Stories of brave men and women who risk all to explore, colonize, and settle the vast reaches of space.
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Don't forget to check out the newest ebook releases here. Plus, read “Axabrast,” by Brad R. Torgersen here. And read this month’s nonfiction essay, part two of “Principles of Organization for War and Organizing for War in the Carreraverse” by Tom Kratman, here.
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