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12 reviews
William H. Keith Jr.

Viking Penguin Inc, 1995

The book is enthralling!
The book is very good. I learned alot about the clans byreading this book. The glossary is very good. The book even includes a map to pinpoint the worlds mentioned. The BTech universe is brought to new heights with this book. The drama was good, and Romano Liao's death was an interesting twist. All in all, a must read.

Retief's Peace

5 reviews
William H., Jr. Keith

Baen, 2005

fine satirical action-packed science fiction thriller
On planet B'ruckley in the Shamballa Cluster, the protests for peace are growing though the natives are not involved except as observers. The local diplomatic corps wants to make no waves against the Peace Movement that could cost a careerist their job and pension even as the evidence grows that this group wants theTerrans to leave. Second Assistant Deputy Undersecretary of the Corps ...

Warstrider

3 reviews
William H., Jr. Keith

Avon Books (Mm), 1993

The Begining of First class SF series
Quite a good book, enjoing rereading it several times.The next 3 i read was even better...

Warstrider: Jackers

1 review
William H., Jr. Keith

Avon Books (Mm), 1994

The best book in the series so far
Warstrider:Jackers is written better than the previous two books, and it is extremely creative. Not as good as the Seafort Saga by David Feintuch, but worth reading all the same.

Mercenary's Star (Battletech)

2 reviews
William H. Keith Jr.

New American Library, 1992

A "keep-on-reading" tale about the Gray Death Legion
The Gray Death Legion, a mercenary group formed by Grayson Death Carlyle, takes on its first assignment -- to train rebels on a Draco world in anti-mech tactics. But when their way off the planet is destroyed, they must ally with the untrusting natives to free the capital city, the only way off the planet. Personally, I found this book very entertaining. It deals with freedom, loyalty, and ...

Warstrider: Battlemind (Warstrider Series)

1 review
William H., Jr. Keith

Avon Books (Mm), 1996

Amazing! Caps off the series with a memorable bang!
Dev Cameron, killed during battle in space, has had his consciousness spread throughout the alien Naga/DalRiss symbiont fleet. He is thrust into a journey of amazing proportions, whiplashed millions of years into the future to meet... himself, the resident superintelligence of the Milky Way Galaxy! He learns from himself how to defeat The Web, an assimilating race of machine intelligences ...

Bolo Rising

12 reviews
William H., Jr. Keith

Baen Books, 1998

Does Not Disappoint-- A Great Read
This was a totally satisfying bolo novel. I have read a number of others, but most of the best are in the past. I'm delighted that a talented writer has gotten his teeth into this series, and hopefully can continue to breathe life into it. The personalities were developed very well for an action novel. As well as we could ask. Hector's personality came alive as his "blocks" were slowly ...

Battletech 06: Decision at Thunder Rift: The Saga of the Gray Death Legion (Battletech)

11 reviews
Jr., William H. Keith

Roc, 1992

A Great Read That Any Sci-Fi Lover Would Enjoy.
This book has a great plot and introduces wonderful characters that make you want to read many more books with them in it. A great read that i bet a first time B-tech reader would enjoy to the fullest!

Shrapnel: Fragments from the Inner Sphere (Battletech No. 8611)

3 reviews
Jordan K. Weisman, Ken St. Andre, ...

FASA Corporation, 1989

Very good bits and pieces of Shrapnel
I managed to find a copy of this book a few years ago and I think it is worth all the money I spent on it. It is a compilation of short stories by some Battletech novelists such as Michael A. Stackpole and William H. Keith, and also some other authors such as Bear Peters, Mark O. Green and others. The short stories are of excellent quality, especially Stackpole's, Keith's and Peters' works. ...

Airlords of the Ozarks (Twilight: 2000)

1 review
William H. Keith Jr.

Game Designers Workshop (GDW), 1987

Rebels Capture an Airship in the Ozarks
In this exciting "Twilight 2000" module, the players learn that a radical group living in the Ozark region of the United States have captured an airship and are using it to wreac havoc on the countryside. This entertaining module provides information about the Ozarks region, the bandits, and several different encounters. As a GM, I used this module with my gaming group, and it was very ...

The Price of Glory (Battletech, No 8)

3 reviews
William H. Keith Jr.

Roc, 1993

A tale of deceit and also of trust
The Gray Death Legion has just finished a year-long campaign for House Marik, but when they return home, they find their reputations destroyed. Accused of killing twelve million civilians, the Legion must prove themselves innocent of the heinous crime. Pursued by the enemy, the Legion flees. In order to survive, they must trust Grayson Death Carlyle's nemesis, Duke Hassid Ricol. The discovery of ...

Official Riven Hints and Solutions: The Sequel to Myst (Bradygames Strategy Guides)

7 reviews
William H. Keith Jr., Nina Barton

BRADY GAMES, 1997

Too vital! You gotta have this book!
Riven was a super challenge and I hate cheating. This book was so awesome because it gave you ONLY the help you wanted when(if) you get to the point that you get really stuck. It is well divided so you don't see clues/info that would give away something that you didn't want to know. These people should get hired to write solution books for all the top games!It keeps you from being tempted to ...

Warstrider: Rebellion (Warstrider)

1 review
William H., Jr. Keith

Avon Books (Mm), 1993

Very Creative
Warstrider:Rebellion is quite possibly one of the most creatively handled work of science fiction that I have ever read. Full of details about machines and computers and aliens that add to it's depth. If you are looking for a creative book, read this one and it's prequel, Warstrider.

Baldur's Gate Official Strategy Guide (Bradygames Strategy Guides)

63 reviews
William H. Keith Jr., Nina Barton

Brady Games, 1998

You People Are On Dope
Dude seriously whats up with these people and complaining about a book? First of All This Guide Is The BEst one realeased cuz like some one else said it lets you chose you own decisions and some idiot also said it didnt show how to find an ankehg plate mail, well Mr Idiot if you Had Actually Bothered To Play the game you would have found that there is a monster called just that.......no not ...

Warstrider: Netlink

1 review
William H., Jr. Keith

Avon Books (Mm), 1995

Mottly space opera, but good hard SF
On the plus side, this book is definitely hard SF with few fantasy elements. The technology is pretty well presented and basically plausible. Some of the technology seems to be based on the Kim Stanley Robinson series about Mars. The warstriders of the title are basically improved tanks that appear in many hard SF stories. However, though well described, they are not particularly central to the ...

Two of Minds (Star Drive)

3 reviews
William H. Keith Jr.

Wizards of the Coast, 2000

Being of Two (of) Minds
A fast-paced, well parsed story with a constant involvement with the main character,"Spacer", and his jauggernaut ride from almost adult to full participation in mature life. The characters and scenes live, with excellent fleshing-out, remarkable clarity, and four separate threads woven into a really good tale. The action scenes are vivid and done so well you glide through the action ...

Decision at Thunder Rift (Battletech Saga of Gray Death Legion)

3 reviews
William H. Keith Jr.

FASA Corp., 1986

A great start to the magnificent Battletech series!
This is the first novel in the Gray Death trilogy that starts the greatest achievement in science fiction - Battletech. It's a series playing in a long future when the known human universe is divided between five superpowers engaged in a constant struggle for dominance. The main characteristic of the Battletech universe is the use of a new form of superior war machines called the BattleMech's. ...

Bolo Strike

5 reviews
William H., Jr. Keith

Baen, 2002

They just keep getting better.
How can you argue with a 32,000 ton Mk XXXIII Bolo Planetary Siege Unit? Veeeerrrry Carefully. Action, adventure, drug abuse and recovery, are there any bases Keith hasn't covered here? Well worth the read.

Warstrider: Symbionts

1 review
William H., Jr. Keith

Avon Books (Mm), 1995

Warstrider Symbionts, a great sci-fi novel
Warstrider Symbionts is about Dev Cameron, who has recently had a mind-link with a Naga. This mind link caused Dev to almost go crazy. Dev is the captian of the Eagle, the largest ship in the Independence's army. After a small battle that is told in great detail, Dev meets up with his girl. After his girl friend makes contact with a alien race that becomes a friend, Dev plans to make a ...

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