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Farscape: House of Cards
by Keith R. A. DecandidoMoya's crew visit a casino planet, and get tangled in its affairs. The story stays true to the characters on the show.
The Path Beyond the Stars
by Emil PetajaThe man from outer space. Who was Jon Wood? Jon himself did not know. He was a space orphan, found as an infant abandoned in the outer galaxy. He grew up an Earthling, with only his mysterious psychic powers to set him apart - until the strange and beautiful creature named Venus Trine gasped out his true identity...and his fearful mission. Now he knew. And the non-stop adventure and danger began - as Jon hunted and was hunted by the monstrous being, Trog, juggling time and space, leaping the stars and the centuries. For Jon alone could stand up to this evil beyond man's wildest imaginings...
Gene Roddenberry's Earth: Final Conflict - The First Protector
by James WhiteIn the fourth century, the Taelon research scientist, ma'el, is forced to reveal Taelon technology to his faithful servants.
Fighting Slave of Gor (Chronicles of Counter-Earth #14)
by John NormanAttempting to save his girl friend from a Gorean slave trap, Jason Marshall found himself kidnapped to that legendary counter-Earth planet. And as such found himself the first "civilized" Earth male to become enslaved in the ruthless chains of Gorean society. Jason Marshall's startling adventures make constantly fascinating reading as he is made to be the slave of a haughty woman, then into her fighting champion, and finally amid the turmoil of primitive warfare to seek his liberty in order to search for his lost love amid the slave marts of that alien and turbulent planet.
Tigers at Twilight (Magic Tree House #19)
by Mary Pope OsborneHaving used their magic tree house to travel to India, where they must get a gift to help free the dog Teddy from a spell, Jack and Annie have adventures involving a tiger and other endangered jungle animals.
An Alien Dies (Animorphs Companion: The Andalite Chronicles, #3)
by K. A. ApplegateElfangor believed his mission was simple, but no one expected what he, Alloran, and Arbron were about to discover.
The Star Trek Reader I
by James BlishFrom "Star Trek 2": <P>Arena; A Taste of Armageddon; Tomorrow Is Yesterday; Errand of Mercy; Court Martial; Operation--Annihilate!; The City on the Edge of Forever; & Space Seed.<P>From "Star Trek 3":<P>The Trouble with Tribbles; The Last Gunfight; The Doomsday Machine; Assignment: Earth; Mirror, Mirror; Friday's Child; & Amok Time.<P>From "Star Trek 8":<P>Spock's Brain; The Enemy Within; Catspaw; Where No Man Has Gone Before; Wolf in the Fold; & For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky.
The Star Trek Reader II
by James BlishFrom "Star Trek 1":<P>Charlie's Law; Dagger of the Mind; The Unreal McCoy; Balance of Terror; The Naked Time; Miri; and The Conscience of the King.<P> From "Star Trek 4":<P>All Our Yesterdays; The Devil in the Dark; Journey to Babel; The Menagerie; The Enterprise Incident; and A Piece of the Action.<P>From "Star Trek 9":<P>Return to Tomorrow; The Ultimate Computer; That Which Survives; Obsession; The Return of the Archons; and The Immunity Syndrome.
DIETRICH OF BERNE AND THE DWARF KING LAURIN: Hero Tales of the Austrian Tirol
by Ruth Sawyer Emmy MollesA Heroic tale based on minstrels' songs and poems, retold in prose suitable for children, follows the fortunes of young Dietrich. When a performing dog predicts that he will be the next emperor of Rome, Hildebrand must hide Dietrich from the emperor's soldiers to save his life. Dietrich's adventures include adventures with dwarfs, giants, enchanted weapons, and treacherous knights. Through most of the tale, he is captivated by the Snow Queen, who will not marry him because he is a mortal but she is not.
Armageddon: The Cosmic Battle of the Ages (Left Behind, #11)
by Tim Lahaye Jerry B. JenkinsMany new surprises in this, the eleventh installment in the Left Behind series. Everyone, Buck, Cloe, Rayford and the rest of the cast, will be effected in profound ways. And the Tribulation force, will have to handle a double funeral. On the beginning of Armageddon or Battle of the Ages.
Of Men and Monsters
by William TennWILLIAM TENN may well be the originator of the nonhero. His human beings, in all the short stories which have preceded this his first full-length novel, are all too fallible, exasperated by the effort of keeping up with the Jones's, depressed by feelings of inadequacy, beset by the daily problems of making a living. But withal, endearing. "Making a living," did we say? Well perhaps the problem is that as lords of the planet, humans have had the wrong approach, a mistaken self-image, as it were. Maybe it's not necessary to make a living. It could be that cast in another, not necessarily humbler role, humans could behave admirably. It's a downright encouraging thought. Just what could be the circumstances that might bring out the best in humankind? More, what is best? Mr. Tenn's answer is somewhat unnerving, but never let it be said that man cannot accept a challenge. So read OF MEN AND MONSTERS. We promise you, at the very least, a different view of your world. (Which, heaven knows, needs it.)
The Wonderful Flight to the Mushroom Planet (Mushroom Planet #1)
by Eleanor CameronChuck and David pay a visit to the Mushroom Planet.
The Time Twister
by Emil Petaja"into the void" "When Steve McCord arrived at the isolated town of Hellmouth, he thought he had found a kind of paradise on earth. The inhabitants seemed kind and gentle, their lives tranquil. But one thing was wrong. On the map, the town did not exist---and had not for sixty years. With growing horror, Steve began to realize he was trapped in an abyss of time, and his mind was about to be taken over by a creature set on swallowing up the entire Earth..."
Night Vision
by Karin KallmakerA woman is having increasing nightmares about being unable to save another woman calling to her for help.
Revolutions in Time
by Jonathan DunnThe author of this book donated a digital copy to Bookshare.org. Join us in thanking Jonathan Dunn for providing his accessible digital book to this community. The Revolutions of Time is a "timeless" philosophical thriller / science fiction novel. Its premise is this: Time flows in a circular motion, repeating itself in "seasons" that are much like a year on earth, similar time periods with the same general events. Because of these revolutions, the geological record shows not the immediate past, but the events of the last "season" or age, making the fossils and formations show what will happen rather than what has happened. Jehu is transported to the end of his age by the mysterious Lord of the Past, and finds himself caught in the middle of a society at war over how to divert the Big Bang that is foretold by their geologists. What follows is, as they say, history.
The Master of White Storm
by Janny WurtsKorendir, a mysterious soldier-for-hire, leads a galley slave revolt after a life spent battling wizards and rescuing princesses.
Bending The Landscape 2: Science Fiction
by Steven Pagel Nicola GriffithScience fiction stories in which the central characters are gay or lesbian.
Hh (Sesame Street ABCs)
by Diane C. OhanesianFrom Hippo to hamster, Mumford amazes as he pulls out the letter H-words from his hat. Other concepts explored: size and friendhsip.
Dear Alien: The Little Green Man Mystery (The Post Family #1)
by Carole MarshMeet the Post Family: Mom owns a postcard company... Dad is a postmaster... Peter and Piper love to send postcards to their pen pals, but most of all they love to intercept postcard messages But what about one that starts out "Dear Alien?" What can that mean? To get to the bottom of things, mom and the kids rumble off in their SUV on a SETI (search for extraterrestrial intelligence) to see if a LGM (little green man) is really behind the suspicious postcard Postcard Mysteries: What happens when you mix together curious kids, postcards addressed to mysterious names, and parents that own an RV? These exciting new mysteries will take kids ages 7-14 around the United States in a beat-up RV that is always gassed and ready to go. This new Mystery Series by Carole Marsh takes a fictional family immersed in all things "post" on the road as they try to solve these exciting postcard puzzles.
Assassins: Antichrist (Left Behind, #6)
by Tim Lahaye Jerry B. JenkinsIn the most explosive episode yet in the continuing drama of those left behind, the Tribulation Force hurtles toward the four murders foretold in prophecy. Antichrist himself is prophesied to suffer a lethal head wound. As a supernatural horde of 200 million demonic horsemen slays a third of the remaining population, the Tribulation Force prepares for a future as fugitives. Yet another Force member dies, and others join as crises draw them around the globe.
Apollyon: The Destroyer Is Unleashed (Left Behind, # #5)
by Jerry B. Jenkins Tim LahayeThe world holds its breath as the Tribulation Force ventures to Jerusalem for the great Meeting of the Witnesses, where tens of thousands defy the Antichrist to sit under the ministry of their pastor-teacher, Tsion Ben-Judah. Meanwhile, Rayford Steele finally discovers the shocking truth about his wife, Amanda, but becomes an international fugitive. The fifth Trumpet Judgment-a plague of scorpion-like locusts led by Apollyon, chief demon of the abyss -is so horrifying that men try to kill themselves but are not allowed to die. This book has reached the New York Times best-seller list and is the most shocking and explicit portrayal yet in the continuing drama of those left behind.
Wine, Women and War (Six Million Dollar Man, #1)
by Michael JahnDEATH FOR SALE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER! To dictator, demagogue, oil-rich sheik or Third World revolutionary, Arlen Findletter will sell weapons of nuclear destruction. He's even ready to deliver a complete U.S. nuclear submarine if the bidder will wait a few days until he steals it. To combat this international bandit, the United States sends its most sophisticated weapon--the Six-Million-Dollar Man. Steve Austin must find the man, locate his arsenal and stop him before he accomplishes his most daring act of piracy.