USSA Books In Order
- USSA Book 2 (1987)
- USSA Book 4 (1987)
Cyberstealth Books In Order
- Cyberstealth (1989)
- Dancing Vac (1990)
Novels
- First and Final Rites (1984)
- White Wing (1986)
- Angel at Apogee (1987)
- Blind Justice (1991)
- Cybernetic Jungle (1992)
- Songs of Chaos (1993)
- Memento Mori (1995)
- Interface Masque (1997)
- Rebel Sutra (2000)
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Cyberstealth
Cyberstealth PILOTS. THE BEST OF THE BREED. THE ONLY PROBLEM: ONE’S A TRAITOR…
Cargo’s a down-and-dirty street kid with a crash-and-burn future — until the Bishop offers him a shot at the stars. A chance to fly a batwing, the ultimate in stealth technology. A ship as much at home at sea level as in deepest space, it is the deadliest flying machine mankind’s ever created. Cargo’s the pilot; the alien Ghoster, his eyes. They’re the elite, a top-gun team fusing their skills and talents with a machine that knows no limits. It’s the dream of a lifetime. But street rules apply to the stars as well-and even ace jobs don’t come free. First, there’s a war to be fought. Then, the death of a friend closer than a brother. And someone in Cargo’s squadron is a spy…
one who’s leaking stealth technology to the enemy. Cyberstealth…
it has its costs.
Songs of Chaos
In the futuristic world in which he lives, Dante McCall, the only person not genetically identical to everyone else, is branded a freak, banished from Earth, and stranded among a strange starfaring culture.
Memento Mori
Once a glittering center of arts and culture, the colony world of Reis is being ravaged by an unchecked plague. As anarchy, cynicism and suspicion spread, a handful of the planet’s young artists struggle to keep hope alive, clashing in a deadly game of wits with the seductive artificial intelligence that has taken control of their world and their minds.
Interface Masque
On the edge of an adult career as a specialist in data systems at Sept Fortune, senior apprentice Cecilie finds her final test to move up both unexpected and unacceptable and sets out to discover the true nature of her world.
Rebel Sutra
The colony world of Maya is run by the Changed: a carefully inbred aristocracy clustered in their hillside city, high above Babelion and its wretched swarms of poor colonists. For generations now the Changed have been altering their own genes and their children’s. They’re smarter, faster, longer lived, better with computersand acutely aware of their own superiority. What they don’t admit is that they have become a separate species. Every year, the Changed generously allow a handpicked group of human children to come up from Babelion and be tested alongside their own young. But the Changed know, as the humans do not, that it’s a sham. The humans will always fail. They don’t have the right genetic makeup, the years of intensive training, it takes to mesh properly with the computer system where the test takes place. Their best will never be enough. It’s a subtle way of teaching them their place. Then, one year, Arsen shows up: strong, smart, wildly charismatic, and not at all convinced of the superiority of the Changed. Still, he’s nothing the system couldn’t cope with until he hooks up with Della, Changed born and bred, but every bit as rebellious as Arsen. She, too, doubts that the serenely self absorbed Changed have all the answers. She even has ties to the Tinkers, the mysterious vaga bond scientists who make Maya one of their stopping points. What starts between Arsen and Della will tip their whole on its side, and start it rolling downhill…
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