Governor

by David Weber and Richard Fox

We Shall Rise

Edited by John Ringo and Gary Poole

Frontier

by Patrick Chiles

1636: The Atlantic Encounter

by Eric Flint and Walter H. Hunt

Battle Luna

by Travis S. Taylor, Timothy Zahn, Michael Z. Williamson, Kacey Ezell, and Josh Hayes

The Legacy of Heorot

by Larry Niven, Jerry Pournelle, and Steven Barnes

Futures Past

edited by Gardner Dozois and Jack Dann

Confirmed Kill

Target: Terror, Book 3 by Michael Z. Williamson

Domesticating Dragons

by Dan Koboldt

Council of Fire

by Eric Flint and Walter H. Hunt

Space Soldiers

edited by Gardner Dozois and Jack Dann

The Apocalypse Troll

by David Weber

Frozen Orbit

by Patrick Chiles

Gunpowder & Embers

by John Ringo, Kacey Ezell, and Christopher L. Smith

The Macedonian Hazard

by Eric Flint, Gorg Huff, and Paula Goodlett

NEW RING OF FIRE SERIES ENTRY FROM THE LATE ERIC FLINT AND BEST-SELLING AUTHOR WALTER HUNT: The King is dead: Long Live the King. But which one? Gaston sits on the throne in Paris, but the dead king’s infant son has powerful forces on his side, ready to place him where he belongs. Who will prevail?

Tensions build in France following the ascension of Gaston to the throne of his murdered brother, but there are factions supporting the claim of King Louis’ surviving infant son. As France moves toward civil war, other parties, both visible and invisible, maneuver to take advantage of the increased tension. Who will survive to reign over France—King Gaston, the exiled child and his regents, or the King of Spain?

NEW RING OF FIRE SERIES ENTRY FROM THE LATE ERIC FLINT AND BEST-SELLING AUTHOR WALTER HUNT: The King is dead: Long Live the King. But which one? Gaston sits on the throne in Paris, but the dead king’s infant son has powerful forces on his side, ready to place him where he belongs. Who will prevail?

Tensions build in France following the ascension of Gaston to the throne of his murdered brother, but there are factions supporting the claim of King Louis’ surviving infant son. As France moves toward civil war, other parties, both visible and invisible, maneuver to take advantage of the increased tension. Who will survive to reign over France—King Gaston, the exiled child and his regents, or the King of Spain?

THE BEST-SELLING RING OF FIRE SERIES CONQUERS THE NEW WORLD!

It has taken almost five years for the United States of Europe to stabilize its position in 17th-century Europe. Now it turns its attention to the New World, where the English have ceded their colonial claims to France. There are vast lands and rich resources across the Atlantic for any nations powerful enough to rule and control them—and equal incentive for other nations to block their path.

The time-displaced Americans know about the future path that led to their own United States in North America, in the other universe they came from. But do they want to repeat that history as it was? Yes, they had democracy—but they are helping to create that in Europe. And they have learned the bitter prices paid for chattel slavery and the near-extermination of the native populations.

Knowledge is power. Perhaps a new course can be taken. Accordingly, an expedition is sent to the New World to see just what might be happening there and what might be done. They are armed with their technology, among which are a radio and an airship. More importantly, they are armed with the knowledge of future history and their determination not to repeat the errors of their past.

What could possibly go wrong?

My Enemy's Enemy

by Robert Buettner

Days of Burning, Days of Wrath

by Tom Kratman

River of Night

by John Ringo and Mike Massa

The Wellstone

by Wil McCarthy

Tyger Burning

by T.C. McCarthy

Cosmic Corsairs

edited by Hank Davis and Christopher Ruocchio

1636: The Atlantic Encounter

by Eric Flint and Walter H. Hunt

Gregori Andreivich Gyazin is a distant relative of the Tsar of all the Russias. He is also the Governor-General of Novaya Rossiya, the Tsar’s huge colony stretching from the wind-swept Aleutian islands to the southern reaches of Alta California. From the colonial capital in Saint Helena, the city by the Golden Gate Bay, he must confront encroachments of the French and British empire in North America. To make things still worse, he also has to deal with the schemes and intrigues of the Tsar’s own agents and spies. With friends like this, who needs enemies?

City By The Bay tells the story of Saint Helena from the time of its founding in 1816 to its eventual fate after the disastrous 1906 earthquake—nearly a century, most of which Prince Gregori witnesses. Robber barons, soldiers of fortune, tale-spinners, prophets and native shamans—people of all kinds pass through Saint Helena or take up residence, winning and losing fortunes in a world where revolutions never took place.

THE BEST-SELLING RING OF FIRE SERIES CONQUERS THE NEW WORLD!

It has taken almost five years for the United States of Europe to stabilize its position in 17th-century Europe. Now it turns its attention to the New World, where the English have ceded their colonial claims to France. There are vast lands and rich resources across the Atlantic for any nations powerful enough to rule and control them—and equal incentive for other nations to block their path.

The time-displaced Americans know about the future path that led to their own United States in North America, in the other universe they came from. But do they want to repeat that history as it was? Yes, they had democracy—but they are helping to create that in Europe. And they have learned the bitter prices paid for chattel slavery and the near-extermination of the native populations.

Knowledge is power. Perhaps a new course can be taken. Accordingly, an expedition is sent to the New World to see just what might be happening there and what might be done. They are armed with their technology, among which are a radio and an airship. More importantly, they are armed with the knowledge of future history and their determination not to repeat the errors of their past.

What could possibly go wrong?

NEW ENTRY IN THE DRAGON AWARD WINNING ARCANE AMERICA SERIES from New York Times best-selling alternate history master Eric Flint.

The passage of Halley’s Comet in 1759 is catastrophic. The comet appears to strike the Earth, sundering the New World from the Old. A chain of mountains rises in the Mid-Atlantic. No ship from the Old World arrives in America. No ship from the New World can find a passage to the Old—and most who try simply disappear.

The comet has also unleashed magic forces, which soon spread everywhere. Slaves begin using powers derived from African witchcraft, bringing monsters from that continent into the New World. The native tribes begin doing the same. Some European settlers devise ways to couple Old World technology with sorcery.

Kraken in the Atlantic, revenants in Jamaica, Dry Hands and Floating Heads in the Hudson valley, African ogres and worse set loose in the streets of New York. Magic of all kinds, emerging everywhere, most of it poorly if at all controlled.

The powerful Iroquois Confederacy disintegrates. The Onondaga Council Fire is extinguished; the Seneca and Cayuga follow their own shaman and war leader, and the Mohawks ally with the English.

For their part, the English and the French in North America, who had been on the brink of war when the Sundering came, now have to contemplate what would once have been unthinkable. They must not simply forge a military alliance against the rising dark powers but may even have to unite politically behind the young English prince Edward, now the only person of royal blood left in the terrifying world created by the Sundering.

Conflict of Honors

by Sharon Lee and Steve Miller

Council of Fire

by Eric Flint and Walter H. Hunt

1636: The Flight of the Nightingale

by David Carrico

The Cunning Man

by D.J. Butler and Aaron Michael Ritchey

The Valley of Shadows

by John Ringo and Mike Massa

The Best of Jerry Pournelle

by Jerry Pournelle
Edited by John F. Carr

NEW ENTRY IN THE DRAGON AWARD WINNING ARCANE AMERICA SERIES from New York Times best-selling alternate history master Eric Flint.

The passage of Halley’s Comet in 1759 is catastrophic. The comet appears to strike the Earth, sundering the New World from the Old. A chain of mountains rises in the Mid-Atlantic. No ship from the Old World arrives in America. No ship from the New World can find a passage to the Old—and most who try simply disappear.

The comet has also unleashed magic forces, which soon spread everywhere. Slaves begin using powers derived from African witchcraft, bringing monsters from that continent into the New World. The native tribes begin doing the same. Some European settlers devise ways to couple Old World technology with sorcery.

Kraken in the Atlantic, revenants in Jamaica, Dry Hands and Floating Heads in the Hudson valley, African ogres and worse set loose in the streets of New York. Magic of all kinds, emerging everywhere, most of it poorly if at all controlled.

The powerful Iroquois Confederacy disintegrates. The Onondaga Council Fire is extinguished; the Seneca and Cayuga follow their own shaman and war leader, and the Mohawks ally with the English.

For their part, the English and the French in North America, who had been on the brink of war when the Sundering came, now have to contemplate what would once have been unthinkable. They must not simply forge a military alliance against the rising dark powers but may even have to unite politically behind the young English prince Edward, now the only person of royal blood left in the terrifying world created by the Sundering.

Triad

Ydron Saga, Book 4
by Raymond Bolton

Harmony in Light

by Walter H. Hunt

Soldiers Out of Time

by Steve White

On to the Asteroid

by Travis S. Taylor and Les Johnson

Redliners, Second Edition

by David Drake

Time Gate

by Robert Silverberg

A Call to Arms

by David Weber & Timothy Zahn with Thomas Pope

1636: The Cardinal Virtues

by Eric Flint and Walter H. Hunt

Monster Hunter Memoirs: Grunge

by Larry Correia and John Ringo

1636: The Chronicles of Dr. Gribbleflotz

by Kerryn Offord and Rick Boatright

Book #19 in the multiple New York Times best-selling Ring of Fire series. After carving a free state for itself in war-torn 17th century Europe, citizens of the modern town of Grantville, West Virginia must contend with France's infamous Cardinal Richilieu, who is determined to keep his grip on power no matter what history says.

France, 1636 . . . It has been twenty years since King Louis took Aña Maria Mauricia, daughter of Spain's King Philip III, as his wife, and their union has not yet produced an heir. Under the guidance of his chief minister, Cardinal Richelieu, a plan is developed to remedy that situation. Once she is with child, Queen Anne goes into seclusion to guard her health and protect her from those who would prefer that the child is never born—France's foreign enemies as well as schemers such as Monsieur Gaston d'Orleans, the King's younger brother and heir. When the Crown's opponents make their move, factions inside and outside France must choose sides and help determine the future and fate of the Kingdom.

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1636: The Cardinal Virtues

by Eric Flint and Walter H. Hunt

Chicks and Balances

by Esther Friesner

Hell's Gate

by David Weber and Linda Evans

Prisoners of Tomorrow

by James P. Hogan

Islands of Rage and Hope

by John Ringo

The Rods and the Axe

by Tom Kratman

Operation Damocles

by Oscar L. Fellows

The Gentle Seduction

by Marc Stiegler

Book #19 in the multiple New York Times best-selling Ring of Fire series. After carving a free state for itself in war-torn 17th century Europe, citizens of the modern town of Grantville, West Virginia must contend with France's infamous Cardinal Richilieu, who is determined to keep his grip on power no matter what history says.

France, 1636 . . . It has been twenty years since King Louis took Aña Maria Mauricia, daughter of Spain's King Philip III, as his wife, and their union has not yet produced an heir. Under the guidance of his chief minister, Cardinal Richelieu, a plan is developed to remedy that situation. Once she is with child, Queen Anne goes into seclusion to guard her health and protect her from those who would prefer that the child is never born—France's foreign enemies as well as schemers such as Monsieur Gaston d'Orleans, the King's younger brother and heir. When the Crown's opponents make their move, factions inside and outside France must choose sides and help determine the future and fate of the Kingdom.

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Sequel to The Dark Ascent, and Book Four in the Dark Wing series. Armadas clash and outposts fall as the overly confident alien menace known as the vulh is forced to confront a zor and human alliance that is powered by human technological prowess and ancient vor mythology. And, in the end, the secret behind the vor myths may just prove the key to ultimate victory.

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The Dark Wing

by Walter H. Hunt

The Dark Path

by Walter H. Hunt

The Dark Ascent

by Walter H. Hunt

The Dark Crusade

by Walter H. Hunt

Sequel to The Dark Path, and Book Three in the Dark Wing series. Humans have fought a war with the zor, a birdlike alien specieds whose mental communication entails an intricate religious devotion to the legends of their hero, Qu’u, and to a lost magic sword, the gyaryu. Now Jackie Lappierre, heroine of The Dark Path, is appointed to retrieve the mythical sword and fend off invasion from a third implacable alien species, the vulh.

Sequel to The Dark Wing, and Book Two in the Dark Wing series. Humanity and winged zor are now staunch allies thanks to scholar-turned-warrior Marais. But now the vulh, an alien menace that makes the war against the zor look like child’s play, invades human space. It is up to a commander on a lonely outpost to undertake a hero’s journey out of the zor’s Chinese-like mythology to save both humans and zor from eradication.