Perry: 2088 books

In Thomas Perry’s Edgar-winning debut The Butcher’s Boy, a professional killer betrayed by the Mafia leaves countless mobsters dead and then disappears. Justice Department official Elizabeth Waring is the only one who believes he ever existed. Many years later, the Butcher’s Boy finds his peaceful...

Master the latest clinical skills and techniques you need to succeed as a nurse with Skills Performance Checklists for Clinical Nursing Skills & Techniques, 9th Edition! Over 200 perforated, step-by-step checklistscover every skill and procedural guideline from Perry, Potter and Ostendorf's main...

Evil robots will take over this planet within 50 years unless you do something now. If you look at their intent to survive, you will see the development of a new species and those that may ultimately be known as the 'Autobots' will comprise the THIRD KINGDOM (the Silicon Kingdom) to rival the others,...

Who wins between the two kingdoms, the bio or the silicon? Do we want to be the slaves of robots in the future? How much power do they really possess or will they have? Of course, these cartoons were written in fun. However, on the serious side, what will their progress mean to us?

Listen to the humming of the machines. They are already all around us. A -1 is in your day like the sun, the rain, the snow, and your boss's bossing. They don't care if you write on the wwwincode because they can and will translate it. We are all in the same box together. I have nothing to do with...

Rworld 3 is a collection of several cartoons that apply to the humor of problems to be encountered by generic, robotic beings in the future. I said 'beings' because they will have a culture and perhaps a soul of their own...of course built upon our base structures. Tomorrow, each of their daily tasks...

His ultimate purpose was to educate the masses with the best truth that he could find. If the Persians, with their million-plus man army, would have conquered the known world of 550 BC, there never would have been a Roman Empire or a Western Civilization. There could still be Egyptian Pharaohs or...

Alma-c and Bek (human ship's commander) are pursued by a legion of deadly RZZ (generics). However, they find breathing space...a temporary hideout below the surface of a forgotten planet. X-diplomat turned pirate, Bek and kinder Alma-c (generic), are only 'fun' like targets for the powerful RZZ, a...

After their old headquarters were demolished by a competing security firm, the Star Risk, Ltd. team moved into swanky new offices. Unfortunately, there haven’t been any customers to impress—until the Reverend Josiah Williams drops by. He represents a group of oppressed union workers from...

Zombies—in Kingston? Okay, so there were always zombies in Kingston, but now they’re antiquing? While shopping for Drat’s wedding gift, James and Leanne are drawn into a battle with a biker zombie at Ye Olde Antique Shoppe no doubt looking for that perfect knick knack to set off his crypt. James...

People have long desired to know more about the galaxy we live in and those far beyond. In this collection, you will discover what life in outer space may actually be like… if we lived in a supernatural, science fiction reality. In this bundle you will go on missions on spaceships, converse with...

They are driven to kill by the numbers, the more the better. To them it’s a lifestyle choice, to the authorities it’s a game of cat and mouse. One thing is for sure though, these serial killers don’t mess around. Snatch up this collection and you’ll be left hunting down more stories once you’re...

It's time to take flight and fight the good fight on the final frontier! The excitement never ends as you launch into a starry realm of intergalactic battles, adventures through space, and ultimate rewards for high-tech genius and bravado. Leap between universes and soar through the stars, led by...

The readers, the fans, the reviewers all weighed in over the first year of Pulphouse Fiction Magazine. Five issues, almost 100 stories. They raved about some stories, liked others, and found some eye-opening, shall we say? And editor Dean Wesley Smith kept track. So now, as promised...