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Minerva's Soul is the last book in a science fiction trilogy detailing the adventures of Harry Irons and his intrepid team of galactic explorers.
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Rolling Thunder traces the adventures of T. L. O’Toole as he rescues a stranded scientist from rebellious natives on the forbidding world of Pax Noma. Along with a supporting cast that includes an artificially intelligent truck, a genetically engineered pet, a nefarious cyborg, and an alien diety, he unravels the secrets of Pax Noma and finds romance in the process. Rolling Thunder is fast-paced science fiction intended for a general audience.
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Smolif traces the fortunes of Contra Marlo, a retired, alcoholic, security specialist. Contra was the best before he dropped out and became a full-time drunk. When a company rep offers him a job, Marlo must deal with sobriety, inexperienced team members, and a lack of information -- as well as the dangers of an alien world and the man who would be king of that world.
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Song of the Elowai takes place in a future fifty years distant when an over-populated Earth has no choice but to reach out into the solar system in search of new resources and living space. In so doing, an alien species is discovered, but unfortunately it is a species whose sole purpose is the annihilation of the human race. Song of the Elowai is a fast-moving invasion story that spans the globe with a thrilling conclusion that will leave you breathless.
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In the second book of the trilogy, Harry Irons, Galactic Survey Mission Commander for the Braithwaite Corporation, stumbles upon a mission to recover an unlimited new energy source on a newly discovered planet thousands of light-years from Earth. The expedition is filled with peril as the team races against time and an assortment of foes.
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American society is controlled by women who have enslaved their male counterparts save for those few who have taken to the mountains. Men are losing ground in the ensuing guerilla war but who's to say what can happen when soldiers from both sides meet and fall in love.
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A full dose of sci-fi with interstellar travel, deadly aliens, wormholes and time travel, interesting characters, and not least, the apocalypse at the end of time.
The Xylanthian Chronicles is a science fiction trilogy written by Thomas Stone tracing the adventures of a group of characters who start out as a team of explorers cataloging the flora and fauna of Xylanthia -- a moon in orbit about a gas giant locked in place between the binary stars at Sirius. br />
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A gateway in time is discovered amid speculations on the nature of the origin of life on Xylanthia. Additionally, an enterprising lab technician derives a recreational drug from an alien substance and suddenly, we're off to the races. That's even before the transdimensional b | |  | | To The Stars
To the Stars is the first book in a science fiction trilogy about an intrepid group of space explorers. The year is 2107. An over-crowded Earth is choked with poverty, crime, pollution, and competition. Governments only exist as vehicles of change for the giant corporations that scramble for their market shares. The biggest game in town is space exploration, made possible by the discovery of a wormhole on the outskirts of the asteroid belt. Every common young man and woman dream of joining a corporation space survey team and making discoveries on other worlds that will pull them out of poverty.
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Dream-Dust Parasites
by Ian Irvine (Hobson)
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 “The year is 2011 and Samuel Elmsmore is adrift in the universe. After a series of breakdowns he awakens as a virtual prisoner in a hostel for the mentally ill. He’s estranged from his family and friends, and is jobless after an unfortunate incident |
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