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Kevin J. Anderson
Kevin J. Anderson has over fifteen million books in print in 27 languages. Anderson's original work has appeared on numerous
"Best of the Year" lists and the final ballots for the Nebula and Bram Stoker Award. In 1998, he set the Guinness World Record
for "Largest Single-Author Book Signing." He has written many popular Star Wars and X-Files novels, and numerous bestselling
comics. "Crackling with energy and buzzing with action . . . A Nebula Award nominee, Anderson may well win one on the
strength of this series."--Publishers Weekly
| | | | | |  The Ashes of Worlds
Kevin J. Anderson
The culminating volume in Kevin J. Anderson's Saga of Seven Suns weaves together the myriad storylines into a
spectacular grand finale. Galactic empires clash, elemental beings devastate whole planetary systems, and the factions
of humanity are pitted against each other. Heroes rise and enemies make their last stands in the climax of an epic
tale seven years in the making. The Saga of Seven Suns is one of the most colorful and spectacular science fiction
epics of the last decade.
| |  Horizon Storms: The Saga of Seven Suns Book
Kevin J. Anderson
By deploying the Klikiss Torch to ignite a gas giant, the humans of the Hansa earned the enmity of the alien hydrogues.
Taking swift revenge, the hydrogues attacked not only the Hansa, but the other humans, the independent Roamers and
Therons, as well. Even the Ildirans, mankind's alien allies, were helpless to resist. Then another alien race appeared:
the star-dwelling faeros who ferociously fought the hydrogues.
| | | |  Hidden Empire: The Saga of Seven Suns, Book 1
Kevin J. Anderson
In our galaxy's far future, humans are one of three known intelligent races. We are the new kids on the block, having
had star travel for only a few centuries. The other races consist of the Ildirans, ruled by their Mage-Imperator, and
the Klikiss, which seem to have vanished, but left behind worlds full of artifacts and fabulous technology that humans
are now beginning to find and exploit. One such piece of technology is a device that can turn a useless gas supergiant
planet into a small sun, thereby creating new living space for humans.
| |  A Forest of Stars: The Saga of Seven Suns, Book 2
Kevin J. Anderson
Five years have passed since the beginning of an epic war with the Hydrogues. Tensions are high as Hydrogues scour the
many systems of the Spiral Arm searching out and destroying planets they think hold humans or trees of the Worldforest.
And with their gas-giant planets off limits, Earth's government has tightened the economic reins on its colonies, which
leads to hardship and rebellion. King Peter wages a fierce rebellion of his own against Hansa Chairman Basil Wenceslas.
| | | |  Metal Swarm
Kevin J. Anderson
The Saga of Seven Suns is a galaxy-spanning SF epic, packed with politics, war, family intrigues and star-crossed
lovers.The Hansa's brutal Chairman struggles to crush any resistance even as King Peter breaks away to form his own
new Confederation among the colonies who have declared their independence. Swarms of ancient black robots built by
the lost insectoid Klikiss race continue their depredations on helpless worlds with stolen and heavily armed Earth
battleships. And meanwhile, the original, voracious Klikiss race, long thought to be extinct, have returned, intent
on conquering their former worlds and willing to annihilate anyone in the way.
| |  Of Fire and Night
Kevin J. Anderson
The extermination of Earth is at hand. With his increasingly irrational leadership Basil Wenceslas, chairman of the
Hansa, has driven humanity into a corner. His punitive treatment of the Hansa colonies and the Roamers as well as his
refusal to aid an embattled Theroc have made enemies for the people of Earth. Enemies that the Hansa cannot afford.
Not when Wenceslas is struggling against revolt by soldier compies, who decimate the military by stealing ships and
slaughtering soldiers; and betrayal by the Ildirans, led by Jora'h the Mage-Imperator, who is secretly scheming with
the hydrogues to annihilate Earth.
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 Vicious Circle
Mike Carey
Castor has reluctantly returned to exorcism after the case of the Bonnington Archive ghost convinced him that he really can do
some good with his abilities ('good,' of course, being a relative term when dealing with the undead). But his friend, Rafi, is
still possessed; the succubus, Ajulutsikael (Juliet to her friends), still technically has a contract on him; and he's still--
let's not beat around the bush--dirt poor. Doing some consulting for the local constabulary helps pay the bills, but Castor
needs a big, private job to really fill the hole in his overdraft. That's what he needs.
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 I'm with Stupid
Elaine Szewczyk
When Kas meets William on a South African game preserve, he is the perfect catch--this safari ranger is gorgeous, brave (he saved
the tour from sure death by wild rhino) and kind. Both her handsome gay best friend Max and her beautiful straight best friend
Libby are desperate to kiss the man, as is anyone who casts eyes on this stunning creature...but he seems to have eyes only for
Kas. The fling is fun, but Kas must return to NY and her job as a lowly assistant to a literary agent. She leaves with the idle
offer that William should come visit.
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 Valfierno: The Man Who Stole the Mona Lisa
Martin Caparros
Jasper Reid (Joint Author)
On August 22, 1911, the world was shocked by an audacious crime: Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa was stolen from the Louvre.
Although some people suspected subversive artists like Picasso or Apollinaire of perpetrating the theft, no arrests were made.
Two years later, an Italian named Vincenzo Perugia was detained after attempting to sell the Mona Lisa to an antiques dealer in
Florence -- but the mystery of the theft itself was never satisfactorily resolved. In his spellbinding novel Valfierno, Martin
Caparros tackles this enigma, presenting us with a fascinating criminal unable to go to his grave without divulging the details
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 Hardy Boys (All New) Undercover Brothers: House Arrest
Franklin W. Dixon
Michael Frost (Joint Author)
ATAC Briefing for Agents Frank and Joe Hardy MISSION: To stay undercover on the Deprivation House reality show and discover
who's behind the continued "accidents" before someone else turns up dead. LOCATION: A huge villa in Beverly Hills, CA.
POTENTIAL VICTIMS: All the remaining contestants and crew of the show. SUSPECTS: The list has been narrowed now that the
culprit behind the initial crimes was caught, but someone living in that house still has murder on the mind.
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 Life with My Sister Madonna
Christopher Ciccone
Wendy Leigh (Joint Author)
Madonna up close, by the brother who knows her better than anyone. Christopher Ciccone's extraordinary memoir is based on his
forty-seven years of growing up with, working with, and understanding the most famous woman of our time, who has intrigued,
scandalized, and entertained millions for half a century. Through most of the iconic star's kaleidoscopic career, Christopher
played an important role in her life: as her backup dancer, her personal assistant, her dresser, her decorator, her art director,
her tour director. If you think you know everything there is to know about Madonna, you are wrong.
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 Love's Reflection
Carol North
Dr. Cort Hirsch, risks his career and fortune on the creation of a robot he envisions as the first of a race of service robots.
He expects that being the first to create a robot undetectable from a human being, and able to pass the Turing Test for artificial
intelligence, will bring him fame and immeasurable fortune. The love-besotted scientist creates his robot, Alpha, in the physical
image of the unattainable love of his life, Zoe Parker, film superstar. If he can't have Zoe, at least he will be able to control
and manipulate her likeness. Through Alpha, Cort learns that women, both real and artificial, don't always do as anticipated or
as programmed.
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