Engineer and business tycoon John Peel's latest innovation-- an experimental heavy-lift airship, the Delta One--makes him the target of the trucking industry, labor unions, and Middle Eastern terrorists. Reissue. PW. K.

When high school student Mark Paladino finds himself chased by deadly strangers, he enlists the aid of Stu Ransome, a teacher and friend, and becomes involved with proud mountain fighters, Germans, communists, and stolen gold

Uncovering the existence of a strange hunter-killer aircraft that strikes down men in the Middle East before moving to the Western Hemisphere, a U.S. intelligence team must discover who is in control of it before becoming the next target. Reprint. PW. NYT. K.

Carroll Locklear finds himself stranded on a planet of the prehistoric Kzinti, otherworldly bearcats with homicidal tendencies, and must win over the female cats in order to survive

Describes the threat of nuclear accidents and non-nuclear calamities, and offers practical advice on survival skills, equipment, tools, and materials

A series of short novels explore the art of warfare in the twenty-first century--on the land, in the sea, in the air, and in outer space.

On a future Earth wracked by strife and shortages, Roy Cos buys into a lifetime of ease through the Deathwish Policy, but his privileged status makes him a target for killers hired by the elite Worldgov

Stories and articles deal with immortality, advanced small arms, magical powers, robors, revolutionary change, sea people, postwar civilization, and combat vehicles

A future military scenario introduces a host of fascinating weapons, including selfrepairing armor, killer hornets bred to kill only enemy soldiers, tunneling combat vehicles, and much more. Original.

A group of former pilots exchanges stories and a hand-drawn map that may lead to millions of dollars worth of Japanese warplanes hidden on a tiny island in the Pacific, but they have to fly the fifty-year-old planes back to cash in on their rewards. Reprint. PW.

Looks at technological developments which will shape the future of air and space travel, including ultralight aircraft, antimatter, and high-energy laser propulsion systems

While one Kzin commander tries to stop the war between the powerful felinoid warriors from the planet Kzin and the weak leaf-eating monkey-boys from Earth, Carroll Locklear, stranded on a world with prehistoric Kzinti, must race against time to discover a way to survive, in a volume containing the two novels The Children's Hour and Cathouse. Reprint.

While one Kzin commander tries to stop the war between the powerful felinoid warriors from the planet Kzin and the weak leaf-eating monkey-boys from Earth, Carroll Locklear, stranded on a world with prehistoric Kzinti, must race against time to discover a way to survive. Original.

A rough and ready young teenage boy faces perils and adventures as he comes of age in WWII-era Austin, Texas. Cover by award-winning artist Dan Dos Santos.An adventure-filled coming of age story set in World War II era Austin, Texas. It is the summer of 1942, and young teen Charlie Hardin has been set loose on the streets of Austin, Texas with only one command from his parents: stay out of trouble. Charlie means to do just that. He never wants to disobey, but sometimes in a boy's life situations come up that he cannot ignore and still be true-blue to his own restless soul. And when that time comes . . . It's up to Charlie Hardin. It's up to Charlie Hardin when a secret path over a wall topped with glass shards needs cutting through an ancient oak, even if that means venturing out on the brittle ends of tree limbs where any fall could break an arm, a leg—or a neck. It's up to Charlie Hardin when a dog-shooting neighbor must be taught to keep his hands off Charlie's loyal best friend, even if that means inventing the world's most effective long-range pumpkin slingshot. And it's up to Charlie Hardin to explore a boy-sized storm culvert that leads into darkness simply because that's what a red-blooded boy has to do, even if it leads to the heart of a perilous criminal plot built on Nazi schemes and greed. Charlie understands that, no matter the cost, when danger arrives at his doorstep, to be brave, resolute, clever—and sometimes just a tiny bit nuts—is the only thing that counts, when all is said and done. For the one surefire ingredient every glorious summer adventure always requires is a willing and resolute adventurer. And in Austin, Texas, in the summer of 1942, that adventurer comes in the form of one unstoppable young teenager named Charlie Hardin! About It's Up to Charlie Hardin: "Theres a bucolic feel to these youthful misadventures, an innocence and naivety . . . Ing infuses Charlie's tale with humor and dry wit. . . . [A] fascinating glimpse of youthful life as it once was."—Publishers Weekly "Ing borrows heavily from his own Austin childhood to create a delightful tale accurately capturing life before society attempted to domesticate boys. . . . [A] captivating book all ages will enjoy."—The Daily News of Galveston County About Dean Ing: "An always entertaining author."—Publishers Weekly   "Above all, he is a master storyteller."—SF & Fantasy Review   "Nobody makes high-tech adventures come to life better than Dean Ing."—David Brin

When talented aerospace engineer Rob Tarrant developed a tiny UAV--Unmanned Aerial Vehicle--only a couple of inches long, with a vast potential for security use, he suddenly finds himself the target of unknown enemies--his company, the government, or someone else. Reprint.

After an unarmed human vessel from the earliest days of the planet's space exploration is attacked by the violent Kzin, the feline warrior race learns a surprising lesson from the vengeful human race. Reissue.

The Kzin meet the first species they cannot treat as prey in the seemingly harmless monkey boys from Earth, who hit back with space fleets and strategic thinking that prompt the dazzled Kzinti to wage a terrible war. Reissue.

U.S. agent West Hardin teams up with a gorgeous pilot in a solar-powered, high-tech spy plane to nail a Colombian drug kingpin and make off with the loot. Reprint. K. PW.

Accidentally crossing a time barrier in the Mexican desert, archaeologist Dan Fielding finds himself pitted against the army of Hernando Cortez in a battle to prevent Cortez's conquest of North America

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A collection of previously published novels and novellas--Pulling Through, Firefight: Y2K, and a selection from Combat--chronicles the adventures and exploits of bounty hunter and race-car driver Harve Rackham and his fellow survivors in a post-nuclear world.

When Black Stealth One, the most sophisticated and dangerous aircraft ever designed, is stolen by a man who was presumed dead, the intelligence community becomes desperate to recover the craft and save a hostage's life. Reissue.