By Force of ArmsHaving stopped a mutiny against Earth's government, General Bill Booly and his troops face an even greater challenge: a battle for the future of every living being in the universe, against a fanatical human and his killer technology. "Dietz's expertise in matters of mayhem is second to none." --The Oregonian |
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... thoughts continued to churn. —. The hallway was long, wide and dimly lit. Huge pieces of furniture and statuary lurked in the heavily anchored gloom. In spite of the fact that Earth's legally constituted government had been restored, and ...
... thoughts continued to churn. —. The hallway was long, wide and dimly lit. Huge pieces of furniture and statuary lurked in the heavily anchored gloom. In spite of the fact that Earth's legally constituted government had been restored, and ...
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... thought it was a joke—others weren't so sure. McGurk had started to pant by the time he arrived in front of Small's table. The entrepreneur, as he liked to refer to himself, always wore immaculate black clothing, and affected a ...
... thought it was a joke—others weren't so sure. McGurk had started to pant by the time he arrived in front of Small's table. The entrepreneur, as he liked to refer to himself, always wore immaculate black clothing, and affected a ...
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... thoughts were still in the process of flickering through Small's mind when something twittered. McGurk hauled a pocket com out of his coat and held the device to a badly misshapen ear. He listened, nodded, and turned to Small. “It's ...
... thoughts were still in the process of flickering through Small's mind when something twittered. McGurk hauled a pocket com out of his coat and held the device to a badly misshapen ear. He listened, nodded, and turned to Small. “It's ...
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... thought to himself. “Yes,” Jepp said out loud. “It certainly is. How do you like my fleet?” Small, who had taken the precaution of draping a handkerchief over McGurk's less than sanitary com set, gave a grunt of derision. “I don't know ...
... thought to himself. “Yes,” Jepp said out loud. “It certainly is. How do you like my fleet?” Small, who had taken the precaution of draping a handkerchief over McGurk's less than sanitary com set, gave a grunt of derision. “I don't know ...
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... thought the same thoughts, had the same beliefs, and babbled the same nonsense. Including the need to eradicate the Thraki. Whoever they might be. People listened at first, curious as to what the silvery machines had to say, but soon ...
... thought the same thoughts, had the same beliefs, and babbled the same nonsense. Including the need to eradicate the Thraki. Whoever they might be. People listened at first, curious as to what the silvery machines had to say, but soon ...
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Admiral alien allowed Andragna answered appeared arrived attack battle Blue body Booly called Chang Chien-Chu clear clone close command Confederacy continued deal Doma-Sa dropped entered entire eyes face fact feet felt fire fleet followed forced forward given ground hand hard hatch head heard Hoon Hudathan human intelligence Jepp knew land legionnaire light live looked machines matter Maylo metal Nankool never nodded officer Once passed planet possibility pulled question race Ramanthian ready reason remained replied rest robots Seebo seemed Senator sense Sheen ship shoulder shuttle side sort sound space started stepped stood sure surface tell Thank That’s thing thought thousand Thraki took turned twins Tyspin units Veera vessel voice waited wanted watched weapons wondered