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Paperback. Zustand: Good. It?s been two years since Caine Riordan was relieved of his command for following both his orders and his conscience. Now he?s finally received the message he?s been waiting for: a summons to visit the ancient and enigmatic Dornaani. And this time, making direct contact is not just professional, but personal: the Dornaani still have his mortally-wounded love, Elena Corcoran, in their unthinkably advanced medical facilities.  But instead of arranging a swift reunion, Riordan?s new Dornaani hosts are not only disinterested in human affairs, but are in such social disarray that they have lost track of Elena?s surgical cryocell. Riordan must blaze his own trail through dying and dangerous worlds to find the mother of his child, her fate as uncertain as the true agenda of the Dornaani leaders.  However, as new clues and new threats push Caine?s quest beyond the edge of known space, he discovers that the Dornaani empire is not merely decaying; there are subtle signs that its decline is being accelerated from without. Which means that rescuing Elena is just half the mission: Riordan must report that the Dornaani collapse is not only being engineered, but that it is the prelude to a far more malign scheme: To clear a path for a foe bent on destroying Earth.   About Caine's Mutiny: "This is military Science Fiction the way it?s supposed to be written. . . . All in all, a highly satisfying tale of the Terran Republic that moves the story forward and setting us up for the next chapter, which promises to be interesting at worst and explosive at best."?sfcrowsnest About Raising Caine: "Raising Caine unveils a lot of thought-provoking ideas but ultimately this is a space opera adventure. There are space battles, daring emergency landings, desperate quests, hand-to-hand combat, and double-and-triple crosses. It?s an engrossing read. You owe it to yourself to read the two previous books in order. Then enjoy Raising Caine. It?s an intergalactic thrill-ride."?Fantasy and Science Ficton Book and Audiobook Reviews "This is science-fiction adventure on a grand scale."?Kirkus "Gannon?s harrowing . . . military space opera (following Trial by Fire) builds well on his established setting . . . Gannon?s signature attention to developing realistic alien worlds makes this installment satisfying."?Publishers Weekly ? . . an incredibly active book . . . as our protagonists are confronted by the beautiful, terrible, and sometimes lethal variety of the universe and its inhabitants. . . . a whole mess of fun . . . that manages to be scientifically accurate while refraining from excessive wonkiness. Those who value meticulous world-building . . . will certainly have their needs met.??BN Sci-Fi and Fantasy Blog About Nebula-nominated second entry, Trial by Fire: ?I seriously enjoyed Trial by Fire. This one?s a tidal wave?can?t put it down. An excellent book.? ?Jack McDevitt "Gannon's whiz-bang second Tales of the Terran Republic interstellar adventure delivers on the promise of the first (Fire with Fire) . . . The charm of Caine's harrowing adventure lies in Gannon's attention to detail, which keeps the layers of political intrigue and military action from getting too dense. The dozens of key characters, multiple theaters of operations, and various alien cultures all receive the appropriate amount of attention. The satisfying resolution is enhanced by the promise of more excitement to come in this fascinating far-future universe."?Publishers Weekly Starred Review " . . . definitely one to appeal to the adventure fans. Riordan is a smart hero, up against enormous obstacles and surrounded by enemies. Author Gannon does a good job of managing action and tension to keep the story moving, and the details of the worlds Riordan visits are interesting in their own right."?Analog " . . . offers the type of hard science-fiction those familiar with the John Campbell era of Analog Science Fiction will remember. Gannon throws his readers into an action-packed adventure. A sequel to Fire With Fire, it is a nonstop tale filled with military science-fiction action." ?Daily News of Galveston County About Compton Crook Award-winner for best first novel,  Fire with Fire: ?Chuck Gannon is one of those marvelous finds?someone as comfortable with characters as he is with technology, and equally adept at providing those characters with problems to solve. Imaginative, fun, and not afraid to step on the occasional toe or gore the occasional sacred cow, his stories do not disappoint.??David Weber "If we meet strong aliens out there, will we suffer the fate of the Aztecs and Incas, or find the agility to survive? Gannon fizzes with ideas about the dangerous politics of first contact.??David Brin "The plot is intriguing and then some. Well-developed and self-consistent; intelligent readers are going to like it."?Jerry Pournelle "[T]he intersecting plot threads, action and well-conceived science kept those pages turning."?SF Crowsnest About Starfire series hit, Extremis, coauthored by Charles E. Gannon: ?Vivid . . . Battle sequences mingle with thought-provoking exegesis . . . ??Publishers Weekly "It?s a grand, fun series of battles and campaigns, worthy of anything Dale Brown or Larry Bond ever wrote." ?Analog About Charles E. Gannon: "Chuck Gannon writes the kind of science fiction we all grew up on: rousing, mind-expanding, pulse-pounding sagas of spaceships and aliens.  He's a terrific writer, and we're lucky to have him."?Robert J. Sawyer "[A] strong [writer of] . . . military SF . . . [much] action going on in his work, with a lot of physics behind it. There is a real sense of the urgency of war and the sacrifices it demands." ?Locus.…

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Paperback. Zustand: New. It's been two years since Caine Riordan was relieved of his command for following both his orders and his conscience. Now he's finally received the message he's been waiting for: a summons to visit the ancient and enigmatic Dornaani. And this time, making direct contact is not just professional, but personal: the Dornaani still have his mortally-wounded love, Elena Corcoran, in their unthinkably advanced medical facilities. But instead of arranging a swift reunion, Riordan's new Dornaani hosts are not only disinterested in human affairs, but are in such social disarray that they have lost track of Elena's surgical cryocell. Riordan must blaze his own trail through dying and dangerous worlds to find the mother of his child, her fate as uncertain as the true agenda of the Dornaani leaders. However, as new clues and new threats push Caine's quest beyond the edge of known space, he discovers that the Dornaani empire is not merely decaying; there are subtle signs that its decline is being accelerated from without. Which means that rescuing Elena is just half the mission: Riordan must report that the Dornaani collapse is not only being engineered, but that it is the prelude to a far more malign scheme:To clear a path for a foe bent on destroying Earth.  About Caine's Mutiny:"This is military Science Fiction the way it's supposed to be written. . . . All in all, a highly satisfying tale of the Terran Republic that moves the story forward and setting us up for the next chapter, which promises to be interesting at worst and explosive at best."-sfcrowsnestAbout Raising Caine:"Raising Caine unveils a lot of thought-provoking ideas but ultimately this is a space opera adventure. There are space battles, daring emergency landings, desperate quests, hand-to-hand combat, and double-and-triple crosses. It's an engrossing read. You owe it to yourself to read the two previous books in order. Then enjoy Raising Caine. It's an intergalactic thrill-ride."-Fantasy and Science Ficton Book and Audiobook Reviews"This is science-fiction adventure on a grand scale."-Kirkus"Gannon's harrowing . . . military space opera (following Trial by Fire) builds well on his established setting . . . Gannon's signature attention to developing realistic alien worlds makes this installment satisfying."-Publishers Weekly". . . an incredibly active book . . . as our protagonists are confronted by the beautiful, terrible, and sometimes lethal variety of the universe and its inhabitants. . . . a whole mess of fun . . . that manages to be scientifically accurate while refraining from excessive wonkiness. Those who value meticulous world-building . . . will certainly have their needs met."-BN Sci-Fi and Fantasy BlogAbout Nebula-nominated second entry, Trial by Fire:"I seriously enjoyed Trial by Fire. This one's a tidal wave-can't put it down. An excellent book." -Jack McDevitt"Gannon's whiz-bang second Tales of the Terran Republic interstellar adventure delivers on the promise of the first (Fi.…

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Paperback. Zustand: New. It's been two years since Caine Riordan was relieved of his command for following both his orders and his conscience. Now he's finally received the message he's been waiting for: a summons to visit the ancient and enigmatic Dornaani. And this time, making direct contact is not just professional, but personal: the Dornaani still have his mortally-wounded love, Elena Corcoran, in their unthinkably advanced medical facilities. But instead of arranging a swift reunion, Riordan's new Dornaani hosts are not only disinterested in human affairs, but are in such social disarray that they have lost track of Elena's surgical cryocell. Riordan must blaze his own trail through dying and dangerous worlds to find the mother of his child, her fate as uncertain as the true agenda of the Dornaani leaders. However, as new clues and new threats push Caine's quest beyond the edge of known space, he discovers that the Dornaani empire is not merely decaying; there are subtle signs that its decline is being accelerated from without. Which means that rescuing Elena is just half the mission: Riordan must report that the Dornaani collapse is not only being engineered, but that it is the prelude to a far more malign scheme:To clear a path for a foe bent on destroying Earth.  About Caine's Mutiny:"This is military Science Fiction the way it's supposed to be written. . . . All in all, a highly satisfying tale of the Terran Republic that moves the story forward and setting us up for the next chapter, which promises to be interesting at worst and explosive at best."-sfcrowsnestAbout Raising Caine:"Raising Caine unveils a lot of thought-provoking ideas but ultimately this is a space opera adventure. There are space battles, daring emergency landings, desperate quests, hand-to-hand combat, and double-and-triple crosses. It's an engrossing read. You owe it to yourself to read the two previous books in order. Then enjoy Raising Caine. It's an intergalactic thrill-ride."-Fantasy and Science Ficton Book and Audiobook Reviews"This is science-fiction adventure on a grand scale."-Kirkus"Gannon's harrowing . . . military space opera (following Trial by Fire) builds well on his established setting . . . Gannon's signature attention to developing realistic alien worlds makes this installment satisfying."-Publishers Weekly". . . an incredibly active book . . . as our protagonists are confronted by the beautiful, terrible, and sometimes lethal variety of the universe and its inhabitants. . . . a whole mess of fun . . . that manages to be scientifically accurate while refraining from excessive wonkiness. Those who value meticulous world-building . . . will certainly have their needs met."-BN Sci-Fi and Fantasy BlogAbout Nebula-nominated second entry, Trial by Fire:"I seriously enjoyed Trial by Fire. This one's a tidal wave-can't put it down. An excellent book." -Jack McDevitt"Gannon's whiz-bang second Tales of the Terran Republic interstellar adventure delivers on the promise of the first (Fi.…