Larry Niven

Poul Anderson

Dean Ing

The Kzin are warcats supreme, bringing the galaxy under feline dominion. Then the pesky humans come along to cut the dauntless Heroes to ribbons. Includes contributions by Poul Anderson, Paul Chafe, and Hall Colebatch.

The Man-Kzin Wars

Jerry Pournelle

S. M. Stirling

Still smarting from their defeat at the hands of humans centuries ago, the Kzinti, cat-like carnivores, plan their second assault on Planet Earth

Man-Kzin Wars II

Stephen Hickman

A special commemoration of this long_running themed science fiction anthology edited by multiple #1 best seller, Larry Niven. Here is the 25th anniversary edition of the original volume that started it all. Includes an all_new introduction by Larry Niven for this re_issue of the first volume in a series that now numbers fourteen volumes and is still going strong. Larry Nivens bestselling Man_Kzin series begins! The kzin, formerly invincible conquerors of all they encountered, had a hard time dealing with their ignominious defeat by the leaf_eating humans. Some secretly hatched schemes for a rematch, others concentrated on gathering power within the kzin hierarchy, and some shamefully cooperated with the contemptible humans, though often for hidden motives. In war and in uneasy peace, here is the first masterful volume in the Man_Kzin Wars shared universe anthology created by multiple New York Times best_seller, incomparable tale_spinner, and Nebula_ and five_time Hugo_Award_winner, Larry Niven. At the publisher's request, this title is sold without DRM (Digital Rights Management).

25th Anniversary Edition

The exciting sequel to Systemic Shock from the bestselling author of The Ransom of Black Stealth One. The nuclear war against China and India has left America victorious, but devastated, and a strong and survival-minded government has seized control of what's left. "Ing's most ambitious book to date".--Booklist.

Single Combat

The acclaimed author of The Ransom of Black Stealth One offers the first book in the Quantrill trilogy--a thriller set in the near future. As the Soviet menace collapses, China and India join forces and launch a devastating nuclear attack on America. And in the lawless anarchy that follows, one young man learns the hard way that the man most likely to survive is the one who learns to kill. . . .

Systemic Shock

A novel of international intrigue--the sequel to Ing's New York Times bestselling The Ransom of Black Stealth One. A Butcher Bird is loose in the United States. It flies silent. It is too small to be detected by radar. It flies too high to be seen with the naked eye. And it carries a laser generator that can fire a beam precisely enough to boil a specific human brain in seconds. . . .

Butcher Bird

Mack Reynolds

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

Deathwish World

DOOMSDAY. ARE YOU READY Harve Rackham: Bounty hunter, race-car driver. His best friend is a hunting cheetah. Ready for "dirty" bombs from terrorists, or full-fledged nukes from a rogue nation, Harve has turned his California home into a survival shelter. He intends to pull through. Shar McKay: Harve's little sister. Shar's latest fad is nuclear survival. She intends for her husband and kids to all pull through. Ernest McKay: Engineer. He has the knowledge and skills to save his family. With his help they'll all pull through. Kate Gallo: Runaway, forger, a tough street survivor. She's trouble¾but when real troubles come down, Kate will always pull through. They're tough, they're survivors, and this is their story: A novel of the day after Doomsday by a New York Times best-selling author. At the publisher's request, this title is sold without DRM (Digital Rights Management).

The Rackham Files

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.

Loose Cannon

Ted Quantril, a hit man for the United States government, turns his back on his past and starts anew in the rugged Southwest, unaware that to preserve his new existence, he will have to kill again. Reissue.

Wild Country

Every deep-cover intelligence agent has a spooker. It's his escape hatch--a stash that contains false identification, keys to a hidden car or boat or plane, weapons, and money--lots of money. It took U.S. intelligence a longtime to figure out that somone was stalking and killing agents for their spookers. It was the perfect crime, almost. Agents are killed every day by people they are spying on. And these killers were good--invisible, quick, leaving no trace behind. But finally the killers made one mistake.

Spooker

When historians of the 22nd century are cudgeling their brains to characterize the late 20th century, their problem won't be lack of data. They will have too much. Ing takes on the future with this volume full of terror and hope, right choices and wrong, war and peace, high tech and thatched cottages.

Firefight 2000

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.

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