Mark Sarney: 7 books

Two years after the Kagents defeated the Stabilizer Alliance, offworld societies and the Earth cities that trade with them are thriving. The Stabilizers are adrift as the militant and pacifist factions wrestle each other for control.Nick Lincoln's Kagent models project that the Stabilizers...

There's Never A Good Time To Orphan A Child Nick and Pam chose the worst time to start a family. Craig Lassiter's Stabilizers have cut off Earth's exports to the offworld settlements. Floating Venusian cities begin to crumble as fuel prices spike, causing Tessans to starve, and the offworld...

Ancient monsters. Modern horrors. There's always a bigger conspiracy. Elaine knows how the world ends. All life on earth will die within decades. But she believes she can stop it. If only she and her team can mobilize the world's scientists to tackle this genetic apocalypse. But going...

The truth is starving Scientist Elaine Cassano returns in this gripping sequel set five years after The Obesity Conspiracy. She's signed on to save the world by making America obese. She's corralling alien scientists too smart for their own good, squabbling with her overweight teenager, and...

Praise for The Obesity Conspiracy *"A terrifically fun romp through some serious topics" - Reviewer "What's for breakfast takes a macabre turn" - Reviewer* The epidemic was no accident The obesity epidemic has hit America like an alien invasion. Everything has been blamed...

"A blisteringly good collection." "Will read everything in this series I can get my hands on." "These stories are full of fantastic world building." Twelve brand new tales from fantastic authors--both bestselling and freshly discovered--in this sixth collection from the BEYOND THE STARS series of space opera anthologies. 

A GRIPPING CYBERPUNK THRILLER In the 24th century, the solar system is bustling with advanced human societies. But on poorer, balkanized Earth, towns struggle against depopulation and refugees flee from ethnic, economic, and education cleansing. The home planet's only bright spots are...