Battle for the Blood

by Lucienne Diver

Typhoon Time

by Ron S. Friedman

Blood Hunt

by Lucienne Diver

The Complete Phule's Company Boxed Set, Books 1-6

by Robert Asprin

Minotaur: A Mechanical Myth

by Alex T. Singer

This complete eBook boxed set contains all six novels in Robert Asprin's rollicking military-SF spoof, the Phule's Company series, Phule's Company, Phule's Paradise, and (co-written with Peter J. Heck), A Phule and His Money, Phule Me Twice, No Phule Like an Old Phule, and Phule's Errand.

The few. The proud. The stupid. The inept. After being court-martialed by the Space Legion for ordering the strafing of a treaty-signing ceremony, multimillionaire Willard Phule receives his punishment: He must command the misfit Omega Company on Haskin's Planet, a mining settlement on the edge of settled space. At his duty station, he leverages his personal money and a knack for managing people to get the company to come together as a unit. And Phule's company operates with their own unique tactics….

This series is science fiction at its funniest.

Phule is, without a doubt, the only captain in the Space Legion with his own butler, but Beeker has stuck with him through thick and thin. Which is why it’s incomprehensible to Phule why Beeker has run off-planet without a word—and with Omega Company’s lovely new medic.

Without his right-hand man, Phule has no idea what his left hand is doing. So he takes off after his errant butler, just as General Blitzkrieg decides to make a surprise visit to Zenobia. And the only thing Blitz would like better than catching Phule off guard is to catch Phule AWOL …

Desperate to kick Phule out of the Space Legion, General Blitzkrieg sends a crack team of environmental investigators—including celebrity canine Barky the Environmental Dog—to sniff out Phule and his Omega Company’s unnatural disasters.

It does not take long. Phule is hosting a group of big-game hunters who think they can bag a dinosaur on Zenobia. Needless to say, dinosaurs are not a native species. But cold, hard facts never stopped a Phule …

And neither will Barky’s cold, wet nose.

When the planet Zenobia is invaded, Captain Willard Phule is made their military advisor. The first priority for Phule’s Company: staying out from underfoot of the peaceful, dinosaurlike Zenobians …

But, unbeknownst to the Zenobians, they’re getting two Phules for the price of one. A robot double of Phule appears out of nowhere. And only the real Phule knows who the real Phule is …

Captain Willard Phule has whipped his troops into shape. That’s how he turned Phule’s Company from the laughingstock of the Legion into … a crack team of casino security guards.

Now his company is deployed to help an underdeveloped planet. And what better way to utilize their major area of expertise—goofing off—than to turn it into the biggest intergalactic playground ever?

Be all that you can be…in Phule’s Company: Clumsy, inane, sloppy, reckless, idiotic.

They’re the laughingstock of the military. Their latest mission: to guard an intergalactic casino called the Fat Chance from an unlikely criminal takeover.

The odds are against the oddballs.

They’re a handful of military rejects, led by the biggest fool of them all—Captain Willard Phule.

Threatened by an alien enemy, Earth’s military has decided to send Phule and his misfit soldiers to a distant planet—where they can’t get into any trouble.

But now the aliens have chosen a new target of war.

Guess who…Phule’s Company.

Three action packed science fiction novels by New York Times best-selling author and creator of the Myth Adventures series. Contains The Cold Cash Wars, The Bug Wars, and Tambu.

TAKE THREE ASPRIN...

The Cold Cash War
International conglomerates plot a complete domination of the free world, facing off against world governments in a calculated and vicious battle of wits and blood.

The Bug Wars
The reptilian Tzen have battled their way to dominance in a hostile environment, honing their skills as fierce warriors and master strategists. They will need these abilities and more when the Enemy swarms toward the planet of Tzen.

Tambu
For years the mysterious figure known only as Tambu has held the settled planets in his iron grip. The fleet of pirates and criminals under his command have established and maintained a reign of terror and extortion, successfully defying all efforts of the newly formed Defense alliance to halt or curb their activities. Now, for the first time, a reporter has been granted an interview with Tambu: the story will finally be told of Tambu's origin, his rise to power, and—most important—his philosophies and logic for running his force. If Tambu can be believed. And if the reporter is allowed to leave with his story.

TWO NOVELS OF TIME-TRAVELING ADVENTURE. Includes Ripping Time and The House That Jack Built.

Ripping Time:
When terrorists gun down Jenna Caddrick's fiancee, the only daughter of Senator John Caddrick is trapped in a desperate struggle to stay alive. With a pack of killers on her trail, Jenna plunges through Shangri-La Station's time touring gates-and lands in London of 1888, just in time to meet Jack the Ripper.

And Skeeter Jackson, newly reformed con artist, finds himself caught up in the biggest mystery of the century. All Skeeter has to do is find the Senator's missing daughter, track down lanira Cassandra's kidnappers, stop a cult of killers and survive Ripping Time.

The House That Jack Built:
Jack the Ripper's killing spree spreads from Victorian London to Time Terminal Eighty-Six in this breath stopping sequel to Ripping Time, retired time scout Kit Carson and ex-con man Skeeter Jackson enter an unholy alliance that surprises everyone—including Skeeter and Kit.

All they have to do is track down Senator Caddrick's missing heiress, lost somewhere in history, rescue Ianira Cassandra from the clutches of a madman, and keep the most famous time-touring station in the world open for business while avoiding death in The House that Jack (the Ripper) Built.

Trail of Evil

by Travis S. Taylor

Silence

by Mercedes Lackey and Cody Martin

Tales of the Time Scouts II

by Robert Asprin and Linda Evans

His Father's Eyes

by David B. Coe

Shooting the Rift

by Alex Stewart

Grantville Gazette Volume VII

by Eric Flint

Mall Purchase Night

by Rick Cook

Changeling's Island

by Dave Freer

When an experiment on an orbiting space station went wrong—bad wrong—ripples in time washed over the Earth bringing global disaster. The survivors, beginning to rebuild, learned that they were now able to travel into the past, utilizing the remnant time strings. But first, the time strings had to be mapped.

That was the job of the brave pioneers known as time scouts. Their occupation was only slightly less dangerous than front line combat, and when it was discovered that a time traveler who wasn’t extremely careful could zap himself out of existence, elaborate rules to prevent that evolved, and it was the job of the time scouts to enforce them. 

Time Scout:
Kenneth “Kit” Carson was one of the best, if not the best, time scouts in the business. But he has collected more than a few scars, both physical and mental, while poking around back in time, and trying not to draw the dangerous attention of the natives, not always successfully. Nowadays, he runs a small hotel at Time Terminal 86, and just wants to be a hotelier renting rooms to tourists on their way to see the Roman Circus Maximus or Victorian London firshand . . . until a cartain red‑headed girl flounces out of his life through an illicit gate that may collapse and leave her lost eternally in the corridors of time . . . 

Wagers of Sin:
Time Travel stations have become big business, with wealthy tourists taking vacations back in time. For Skeeter Jackson, one of Time Terminal 86’s least honest residents, scamming those tourists is a way of life. A man’s got to follow his calling, even a con man, and Skeeter might be a dyed‑in‑the‑wool thieving scoundrel, but he freely admits it and relishes the crisp, cool feel of cash in hand—until one of his scams went terribly wrong, and he was in more trouble than even his quick wits and crooked tricks could get him out of again . . . 

W201110 October 2011 Monthly Baen Bundle

A Beautiful Friendship

by David Weber

Carnelians

by Catherine Asaro

Starman Jones

by Robert A. Heinlein

Cryoburn

by Lois McMaster Bujold

Dead Six

by Larry Correia and Mike Kupari

The Best of the Bolos: Their Finest Hour

by Keith Laumer

MYTH-Interpretations: The Worlds of Robert Asprin

by Robert Asprin

W201010 October 2010 Monthly Baen Bundle

1635: The Eastern Front

by Eric Flint

MYTH-Interpretations: The Worlds of Robert Asprin

by Robert Asprin

The Power of Illusion

by Christopher Anvil
edited by Eric Flint

Monster Hunter Vendetta

by Larry Correia

Fangs for the Mammaries

by Esther Friesner

Of Berserkers, Swords and Vampires

by Fred Saberhagen

Presenting a collection of short novels and stories set in the many worlds of Robert Asprin. One of his most popular creations was the “Myth” series, chronicling the misadventures of Skeeve and Aahz, a magician who has lost his power and his hapless human apprentice as they travel through strange and varied worlds in pursuit of wealth and glory, but mostly getting into one Myth-ical mess after another. Collected in this volume for the first time are all the Myth stories of less-than-novel length, and even avid fans of the series will find new and enjoyable reading here.

Also included are other short works by Asprin, including his award-winning novelette “Cold Cash War,” and several unpublished stories discovered after the writer's death. Asprin's many fans, as well as all readers who enjoy humorous fantasy and science fiction, will find a treasure trove of enjoyable reading. As editor Bill Fawcett puts it, “His stories are always fun, but never predictable.”

About the Author

Robert Asprin was the New York Times best-selling author of the long-running Myth series, in which he demonstrated a rare talent for combining fantasy adventure with hilarious comedy, as well as the Phule's Company series, which took a similarly irreverent look at military science fiction. With Lynn Abbey, he created the popular Thieves' World series of novels and story collections, one of the earliest shared-universe franchises. Many of his novels were adapted into graphic novel form. He was active in science fiction fandom and in the Society for Creative Anachronism, where he was known as Yang the Nauseating. He passed away in May 2008 at his home in New Orleans.

TIME WAS RUNNING OUT. . .

Kenneth "Kit" Carson was one of the best, if not the best, time scouts in the business. But he has collected more than a few scars, both physical and mental, while poking around back in time and trying not to draw the attention of the natives, not always successfully. (There was that time that the Spanish Inquisition entertained him in one of their dungeons because he had carelessly mispronounced a word . . . .)

Nowadays Kit runs a small hotel at Time Terminal 86, and has sworn off gallivanting back through the centuries. He just wants to be a hotelier renting rooms to tourists on their way to see the Roman Circus Maximus or Victorian London firsthand. He might take an occasional consulting fee to keep 'his hand in, but he plans to stay put in one time from now on. Until a certain red-headed girl flounces out of his life through an illicit gate that may collapse and leave her lost eternally in the corridors of time . . . .

W200806 June 2008 Monthly Baen Bundle

Very Hard Choices

by Spider Robinson

Grantville Gazette, Volume IV

created by Eric Flint

The Spider: City of Doom

by Norvell W. Page

A Deeper Blue

by John Ringo

Grantville Gazette, Volume III

created by Eric Flint

One Jump Ahead

by Mark L. Van Name

The Best of Jim Baen's Universe

edited by Eric Flint

Strange Deliverance

by Mary Brown

Wagers of Sin

by Linda Evans and Robert Asprin

JUST MAKE SURE YOU CAN AFFORD THE (MIS)STAKES....

In the early part of the 21st Century disaster struck—an experiment on an orbiting station went wrong—bad wrong. The Accident almost destroyed the universe, and ripples in time washed over the Earth. Like the plagues of an earlier millennium, Earth was depopulated, and then it rebuilt. And the people of the post-disaster world learned that things were going to be a little different. They'd be able to travel into the past, utilizing remnant time strings. It took brave pioneers to map the time string gates. It turns out that if you aren't extremely careful, you can zap yourself out of existence with a careless jump. So elaborate rules are evolved, and Time Travel stations have become big business.

But wild and wooly pioneers aren't the most likely people to follow rules. And for Skeeter Jackson, one of TT 86's wooliest residents, scamming is a way of life. A man's got to follow his calling—but it just may get him in trouble. And then he'll be raking in the

W200503 March 2005 Monthly Baen Bundle

Ill Met by Moonlight

by Mercedes Lackey and Roberta Gellis

The Prometheus Project

by Steve White

Interstellar Patrol II: The Federation of Humanity

by Christopher Anvil
edited by Eric Flint

Lord of the Isles

by David Drake

The Course of Empire

by Eric Flint and K. D. Wentworth

Man-Kzin Wars X: The Wunder War

by Larry Niven and Hal Colebatch

E. Godz

by Robert Asprin and Esther Friesner

W200311 November 2003 Monthly Baen Bundle

There Will be Dragons

by John Ringo

Tinker

by Wen Spencer

Brain Ships

by Anne McCaffrey, Mercedes Lackey and Margaret Ball

War of Honor

by David Weber

For King and Country

by Robert Asprin and Linda Evans

The Helverti Invasion

by John Dalmas