Anne McCaffrey

Elizabeth Ann Scarborough

In a novel by two award-winning writers, disabled combat veteran Yanaba Maddock, sent to spy on an icy planet by a company eager to exploit its resources, becomes committed to its defense when she experiences its healing powers. Reissue.

Powers That Be

When a visiting scientist to the planet of Petaybee discovers the shapeshifting talents of the Shongili twins, who are able to transform between human and seal bodies, the twins are in danger of being kidnapped and must flee their home.

Changelings

Petaybee was growing up. Day by day, the sentient planet--like any child--was learning to recognize and understand the meaning of outside stimuli, to respond to those stimuli, to communicate its own needs and desires...even to use human speech. But few outsiders truly cared for the feelings and intelligence of what they perceived to be a giant hunk of rock--or a mere oddity to be gawked at. Some came to worship the newly awakened soul. Some came by invitation, but without comprehension, to harvest the almost magically curative native plants. Big game hunters came chasing rumors of fantastical creatures that simply gave themselves up for the killing. And tourists came in droves, many of them searching for long-lost relatives among those whom Intergal had relocated to Petaybee during its colonization phase. The Petaybeans had their hands full trying to protect their beloved planet from the sudden influx of visitors. Then some of Petaybee's staunchest champions--Yanaba Maddock, Marmion de Revers Algemeine, Bunny Rourke, and Diego Metaxos--were kidnapped. The perpetrators wanted Petaybee for its incredible mineral wealth. Their other attempts at plundering the planet had all failed, and now they were determined to force the Petaybeans to make a trade: the planet for the people. They simply didn't understand that such a bargain was impossible. For the only one who could speak for Petaybee was Petaybee itself--and no one knew what a living planet could do once it found its voice... "From the Hardcover edition.

Power Play

The Unicorn Girl undertakes her most serious mission yet--a journey that will lead her to discover an evil conspiracy that reaches far into space and time and an ancient secret that could lead her to her missing beloved lifemate.

Acorna's Rebels

Sean Shongili and his children, Ronan and Murel, must draw on their changeling ability to transform into seals when a mysterious race of aliens is discovered to be living in the depths of the ocean on the planet Petaybee.

Maelstrom

Protected by an amulet with mystical powers, Lt. Kitty McCulley, a military nurse, goes AWOL in Vietnam to save the life of a former patient with whom she has fallen in love

The Healer's War

Nina Kiriki Hoffman

Mickey Zucker Reichert

Andre Norton

Mary Jo Putney

Kristine Kathryn Rusch

Jody Lynn Nye

Diane A.S. Stuckart

Denise Little

Karen Haber

Janet Pack

Mill McCay

Von Jocks

Pamela Luzier

Fantasy's finest tale-spinners present a brand-new collection of four-legged fiction that will catapult our favorite felines into space, time, and the many realms of the fantastic.

A Constellation of Cats

Song of Sorcery

In Deluge the selkie twins, Ronan and Murel, leave Petaybee on a mission to help rescue their friend Marmie, who has been falsely arrested on the orders of a corrupt Colonel. However, the Colonel has more power in the Company than they realized and they end up being imprisoned themselves and taken to the Gwinnet Incarceration Colony. There they have to try to evade the clutches of their old adversary Dr Mabu, an unscrupulous scientist who wants to study their unusual shape-changing ability, and doesn't care how much pain her experiments cause them. Meanwhile, the powerful and avaricious Company is making another attempt to take over the world of Petaybee for its resources, and the twins parents, Yana and Sean, along with the entire planet, must fight for the independence of their sentient world once and for all...

Deluge

One day in Seattle, social worker Rose Samson made a wish for a fairy godmother to save "the whole damned city". She wasn't expecting a miracle. But then again, no one expects Felicity Fortune.

The Godmother

The Drastic Dragon of Draco, Texas

The barque cats, mistaken for a public health hazard, flee Earth for the feline-dominated planet, Mau, with the help of Pshaw-Ra, a mysterious cat with his own spaceship. Oddly, no one--including the humans--is bothered that he plans to take over the universe on behalf of felinekind.

A Tale of the Barque Cats

Catacombs

Bronwyn's Bane

The Christening Quest

The Harem of Aman Akbar

The Unicorn Creed

The old woman, a magical Navajo woman known as "Grandma," watches protectively over Cindy Ellis, on her way to Tuba City to train a horse for a friend, as she walks through a land of poverty and sorrow, spinning her a web of love and guiding her through the darkness. Reprint.

The Godmother's Web

The miraculous and mysterious world of Petaybee was to be investigated. No-one - no-one outside Petaybee, that is - could believe that the planet was a living, breathing sentient entity, that every plant and animal was in symbiotic communication with the spirit of the Petaybean world. Matthew Luzon was one of the investigators, an arrogant, wily, manipulative man who didn't believe there was anything in the universe that couldn't be controlled by hard scientific methods. His plan was to crush Petaybee, strip it of its mineral assets, and subdue or destroy the inhabitants. Major Yanaba Maddock - who had been sent to Petaybee to die, but who now understood its secretive curative powers - with the help of Sean Shongili, Clodagh, and all the gifted ones of Kilcoole, was determined to fight for their world. It was a battle in which every human, every plant, and every secretive telepathic creature - most especially the famous orange felines of Petaybee - was to be put at risk. Luzon was determined to destroy them - whatever the cost.

Power Lines

In the 21st century, overeducated and unemployable Viveka relunctantly joins the army. On her first mission, she is shot down and marched through the Tibetan Himalayas to a secret POW camp where Viveka notices that neither she nor her fellow cellmates can remember how long they've been incarcerated.

Nothing Sacred

Twenty original science fiction tales based on the theme of music--by such authors as Marion Zimmer Bradley, Charles de Lint, and Gene Wolfe--include the story of a singer whose ear for music helps her fight crime. Original.

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