“ In the end only three things matter: how much you loved, how gently you lived, and how gracefully you let go of things not meant for you. ” ― Anonymous
Brutally attacked by projectiles launched against Earth from Jupiter's moon, Ganymede, humankind gambles on a single desperate counterstrike, sending a scavenged spacecraft with Vietnam-era weapons and foot soldiers--all orphans whom no one will miss like
In 2043, field-promoted orphan Jason Wander has survived man's first space war, but surviving peace and politics seems to be even tougher. But when an enemy armada targets Earth itself for invasion, mankind must bet its existence on a suicide squad led by
#3 in the science fiction adventure Orphan’s Legacy series, a saga of spy games and military action on an interplanetary scale.The balance point of interplanetary Cold War II between Earth and monolithic Yavet tips unexpectedly toward peace. Covert ops
Humans have been discovered on the Outworlds. And the Army decides to send emissaries. Emissaries like Jason Wander. As intraplanetary conflicts rage around him, and the personal stakes get ever higher, Jason finds that playing planet-hopping politician c
Trade paperback original, and #2 in the science fiction adventure Orphan’s Legacy series, a saga of spy games and military action on an interplanetary scale. Ace intelligence operative Lt. Jazen Parker must take out a Nazi-like regime on a quarantined
Jason Wander is ready to lead the final charge into battle.After forty years of fighting the Slugs, mankind's reunited planets control the vital crossroad that secures their uneasy union. The doomsday weapon that can end the war, and the mighty fleet that
Armor up for a metal-pounding feast of action, adventure and amazing speculation by topnotch writers (including Nebula-award winner Jack McDevitt, Sean Williams, Dan Abnet, Simon Green, and Jack Campbell) on a future warrior that might very well be just a
At twenty-three, Jazen Parker has completed his Legion hitch a hero. But in four months, he’ll have a price on his head. Worse, he’s lost his past, and he can’t find his future. Worst of all, he’s chosen to search for
