Paksenarrion, a women warrior, must use her elf-forged blade, to destroy the evil force that threatens her family and her world

A collection of short stories set in the world of 'The Deed of Paksenarrion' trilogy

Forced into slavery by pirates at the age of twelve, Sassinak, now an extraordinarily strong woman, escapes from her captors and becomes a gung ho Fleet ship captain and a vengeful hunter of pirates. Reissue.

All three novels in the epic trilogy Deed of Parksenarrion appear in an omnibus edition that includes Sheepfarmer's Daughter, Divided Allegiance, and Oath of Gold and follows the exploits of Paksennarion, the daughter of a simple sheepfarmer who dreams of a life of adventure and glory.

When he breaks his promise never to claim his rightful place as the king's heir and decides to use his magic to reach a distant land, Luap finds himself in a heap of trouble, and only the greatest Paladin can rescue him. Original.

Gird, an aggressive peasant, teaches his people that they can fight against oppression and win, setting the stage for Paks, the righteous paladin who follows in his foosteps

Escaping the life of a pirate's slave, Sassinak eventually becomes a Fleet ship captain, and with the help of her grandmother, Lunzie Mespil, just unfrozen from cryogenic sleep, saves the confederation.

Looking to her liberator, Gird, who enabled her to become the finest paladin her world had ever known, Paksennarrion learns the story of Luap, Gird's sworn follower and the king's illegitimate son. Original.

Refusing to leave her only home to board the cryo ships, Ofelia hides, content to live alone on an abandoned planet, but when new settlers arrive and are slaughtered by unknown stone age aliens, she takes it upon herself to save the aliens from Earth's wrath. Reprint.

The stories previously published in a collection called Lunar Activity are joined in a compendium that also includes several new additions. By the author of The Deed of Paksenarrion trilogy. Original.

Once a sheep-farmer's daughter, now a seasoned veteran, Paksenarrion has proved herself a formidable fighter. Years with Duke Phelan's company have taught her weaponry, discipline, and how to react as part of a military unit. Now, though, she feels drawn to a solitary destiny.

Escaping the life of a pirate's slave, Sassinak eventually becomes a Fleet ship captain, and with the help of her great-grandmother, Lunzie Mespil, just unfrozen after a century of cryogenic sleep, saves the confederation, in an omnibus edition containing the three novels: Sassinak, The Death of Sleep, and Generation Warriors. (view table of contents)

Journeys inside the mind of Lou Arrendale, an autistic man, who is asked to undergo a new, experimental treatment designed to cure autism, as he struggles with the question of whether or not he should risk a medical procedure that could make him 'normal.' Reprint.

After she is forced to resign her post in disgrace, Herris Serrano takes a job as 'captain' of an interstellar luxury yacht and finds herself fighting a bunch of cutthroats, smugglers, and others

In the wake of a series of assassinations that have left her parents dead and their shipping empire in ruins, Kylara Vatta, the unorthodox renegade heir to Vatta Transport Ltd., sets out to avenge their deaths and find the individuals responsible.

Product Description: A Lou Arrendale, un autista adulto, se le ofrece la posibilidad de probar una nueva «cura» experimental por la que podría dejar de ser quien es o, si lo desea, continuar viviendo como un auténtico extraterrestre. Con ese tratamiento, Lou podría cambiar por completo su forma de entender el mundo...read more

Spiriting home Prince Gerel, the first in line to the throne, in hopes of avoiding a scandal, yacht owner Lady Cecelia and Captain Heris Serano begin to suspect the sinister nature of Gerel's failing mental capacity

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