The Wings of Justice series follows the transformation of Trevor "Rogue" Girard from law-abiding security agent to pirate. In the final installment, can Trevor escape from his captors and thwart their plans in a final showdown over Tinseltown?

This book is due to be released in April 2001

Aris Sung a warrior of the Cappellan Confederation and a compatriot to his country, is assigned a mission to take a planet that is controlled by the bitter enemies of the Cappelan Confederation, the Sarna Supremacy. In this book you see the ruthless acts committed by both sides in the desperate struggle for the planet. The battle of this novel is not a battle to have ultimate control of the universe or a battle to destroy a entire Successor State but a battle for the resources of the planet, this resource is mainly rice. This is a must read, and depicts the struggles of the Successor States in more realistic terms of politics and economy rather than destiny and history.

The Federated Commonwealth balances on the brink of civil war as opposing forces wrestle for control of the WarShip fleet stationed near the planet of Kathil. Now, one man vows that he won't fail the people of his homeworld, even if that means leading untested MechWarriors against overwhelming firepower-and dredging up memories of a war he'd rather forget...

I have read all of the Magic: The Gathering novels, from the start with the tale of The Brothers' War, to the journeys of Gerrard and the Weatherlight in Mercadian Masques. This book is one of my three favorites (the others being Nemesis and Rath and Storm). But this one sticks out in my mind. The plot for the destruction of Urza, his search for an heir to his Legacy, and all of his friends including Barrin, Gatha, Rayne, Multani, and others. This book has an interesting plot that makes you want to forget all other plans for the day and read instead. I strongly recommend this book!

Based on the action-filled computer game, a novel of war and suspense finds the Earth propelled through a strange vortex into an alternate universe, a hideous parody of known reality. I hope everyone who picks up Into the Maelstrom enjoys reading about the events of this new shared-universe as much as I enjoyed writing about them. Into the Maelstrom will serve as a great introduction to the universe, whether you came in from the fiction or game.

The Capellan Confederation is going through a "Xin Sheng" movement, which means "Rebirth" in Chinese. Led by the wise and, surprisingly, sane Sun-Tzu Liao, the future is bright for the Capellan Confederation. The Field Manual includes information on Capellan Confederation Units (including Warrior Houses and the Death Commandos), the St. Ives Compact and the Free Capella movement. Along with this are a load of new MW 3rd Edition things, like the St. Ives Compact affiliation, loads of new life paths (like Warrior House aspirant or Death Commando covert tour). Plus, the new Stealth Armor, new missile munitions, new 'Mechs and 'Mech variants, and the Feng Huang Cruiser. Buy this, even if you aren't a Cappie! Its so cool!

New from FASA--a fiction series based on its most popular board game! CRIMSON SKY FICTION These novels, based on the exciting Microsoft computer game (scheduled for release in the third quarter of 2000) and FASA's popular board game, introduce the world of Crimson Skies. In the 1930s--of an alternative-history America--air militias from fragmented nation-states fight to protect themselves from pirates and other raiders. In this America, the planes are faster, the guns are bigger, and life is more exciting. The first series follows the transformation of Trevor "Rogue" Rheese from law-abiding security agent to pirate with a heart of gold.

Finally a break from the Capellan storyline! Good characters with lots of action including some of the best small scale battle scenes I have read in the Battletech series. Loren Coleman does an excellent job of bringing Solaris VII to life, (which was a very pleaseant surprise after being dissapointed in his last couple novels). The main plot and subplots tie togther nicely with all of the intrigue that makes the good Battletech novels stand out above the average ones.

The ambitious First Lord of the resurrected Star League launches a campaign to rebuild the ancient Capellan Confederation. With his sights set on expanding his borders through the reclamation of the St. Ives Compact, he is brought into direct conflict with his own family. Supported by the ferocious Hustang Warriors, the threat poses a danger to all who would oppose the First Lord's rule. With military units divided in their loyalties, the question remains: Who is willing to pay the higher price in blood?.