Night of the Living Rerun (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Book 4)
by Arthur Byron Cover
from Simon Spotlight Entertainment
A History Lesson?
As long as there have been vampires, there has been the Slayer. one girl in all the world, to find them where they gather and to stop the spread of their evil and the swell of their numbers.
As if real life wasn't already overflowing with vampire-staking, now Buffy has begun to dream about slaying! Night after night, it's the same thing. She's back with the Puritans, a Slayer on the trail of a witch. What can it mean?
Buffy gets a clue when Xander and Giles start acting like they have ancient alter egos. Now the stage is set for a symbolic replay of the night the Master was accidentally trapped in the other dimension.
Only this time, the Master wants a happy ending -- for himself. Buffy and her friends must pervent the Master from rewriting the script and escaping his supernatural prison before Sunnydale becomes history!
Robot City 4/prodigy
by Arthur Byron Cover
from Ace
The Platypus of Doom and Other Nihilists
by Arthur Byron Cover
from Warner Books
Rising Stars, Book 1: Born in Fire (J. Michael Straczynski's Rising Stars)
by Arthur Byron Cover
from I Books
Over twenty years ago, a comet struck the Earth just outside the town of Pederson, Illinois. There were 113 children in utero when the flash hit, and every one of them was affected, gaining extraordinary super-powers as they grew older.
The people of the world, initially worried by what the children might become when they reached adulthood, now fear what they will do with the powers they¹ve gained?and who might suffer should the "rising stars" start to think they could run the world better.
Isaac Asimov's Prodigy: Robot City: Book 4 (Robot City)
by Arthur Byron Cover
from I Books
Stationfall (Infocom, No 4)
by Arthur Byron Cover
from Avon Books
Planetfall (Infocom, No 1)
by Arthur Byron Cover
from Avon Books
Autumn Angels
by Arthur Byron Cover
from Babbage Press
Los Anillos De Saturno/the Rings of Saturn: LA Maquina Del Tiempo 6/Time Machine 6
The Red Star
by Arthur Byron Cover
from I Books
Over the course of generations, the once mighty empire known as The United Republics of The Red Star (U.R.R.S.) slaughtered millions of its own people by the order of a single man. This man was their leader, Imbohl: a mighty sorcerer whose insanity turned his people's Utopian dreams into a nightmarish scheme driven by the desire to forge his own immortality. Haunted by the ghosts of their nation's tragic past, the Heroes of the Red Star, at the battle of Kar Dathra's Gate, discover the true nature of their people's struggle, abandon their duties as soldiers of the Red Star Fleet, and embark upon a quest to liberate their people from Imbohl's dark legacy. The Red Star is an epic mythology of an alternate-reality Russia that combines science fiction and sorcery with larger-than-life heroics. For lovers of military science fiction and alternate histories in the tradition of Harry Turtledove and David Weber.
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