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Queen's Own: Arrows of the Queen ; Arrow's Flight ; Arrow's Fall (Heralds of Valdemar)
Mercedes Lackey

SFBC, 2003

This is the 3 in 1 book of the Queen's Own trilogy. It contains Arrows of the Queen, Arrow's Flight, and Arrow's Fall. These books were only released originally as paperbacks. This is the only way to get them as a hardback edition!

Off the Main Sequence: The Other Science Fiction Stories of Robert A. Heinlein

3 reviews
Robert A. Heinlein

SFBC, 2005

Shorter Stories from the Dean of Science Fiction
All things have a history. Science fiction has an illustrious modern history, with roots in Verne and Wells. There was a time when science fiction meant scantily clad women and tentacled monsters. All that changed with John Campbell and Robert Anson Heinlein. Heinlein had a firm belief in the individual. Yet, he also believed in a strong military. Heinlein also had a good science and ...

Wizard for Hire (Storm Front / Fool Moon / Grave Peril)

3 reviews
Jim Butcher

SFBC, 2005

Excellent series
This is a special edition omnibus of the first three books of the Dresden files--available only from the Science Fiction Book Club or second hand.

Diana Tregarde Investigates

7 reviews
Mercedes Lackey

SFBC, 2006

Terrific writing!
This is one of these books I could hardly put down. Reality and the supernatural are so well blended that one flows naturally into the other. With the nice details, you get a real sense of place, but the stories move right along. Intriguing characters and clever plotting kept me reading far into the night.

The Unexpected Dragon Trilogy (Pigs Don't Fly, Master of Many Treasures, and Dragonne's Eg)

4 reviews
Mary Brown

SFBC, 1999

A book doesn't need a perfect HAPPY ending to be great
I completly adore this book! it is my favorite and i have read it many times. The characters are easy to relate to. The ending of summers part in the story is sad yes BUT any book that can actualy make me cry is worth the read. And all is not lost, the characters do live on and do have a happy ending it just doesn't come right out and tell you "they skiped of into the sunset togeth holding hands ...

The Hitchhiker's Trilogy: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy; The Restaurant at the End of the Universe; ...

2 reviews
Douglas Adams

SFBC, 2000

Books, not Movie.
The books are wonderful, but if you think that the books are gonig to be like any other version of The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy, you are dead wrong. If you read the introduction to the books you know that each version is meant to be different than the others. That is the beauty of Douglas Adams work. They are all unique but all worth you time.

Wizard By Trade (Summer Knight & Death Masks, The Dresden Files 4 & 5)

2 reviews
Jim Butcher

SFBC, 2006

Excellent series
This is a special edition omnibus of the fourth and fifth books of the Dresden files--available only from the Science Fiction Book Club or second hand.

Dead By Day (Southern Vampire Mysteries, Bks. 4-5)

1 review
Charlaine Harris

SFBC, 2005

Great fun, loved it
Our heroine, Sookie Stackhouse is a waitress in a small southern town. She is basically a normal human, except she can read other peoples' thoughts. Considering there are vampires, werewolves, witches etc, being able to read minds is essentialy normal. Isn't it? Charlaine Harris, the writer, is obviously influenced by Laurell K. Hamilton's Anita Bryant, vampire executioner necromancer ...

This Witch for Hire [hardcover, 2 Books In 1]

2 reviews
Kim Harrison

SFBC, 2006

Entertaining, fun, original stories
This books is a two book compilation: Dead Witch Walking, and The Good, The Bad, and The Undead. The writer, Kim Harrison, combines horror, gothic, detective and fantasy genres, effectively producing 2 greatly entertaining stories. She creates a world where witches, vampires, pixies, fairies, werewolves, trolls, et al are common. In fact, due to a tomato virus plague that wiped out most of ...

Wizard at Large (2 in 1) Omnibus [Blood Rites / Dead Beat]

2 reviews
Jim Butcher

SFBC, 2006

Great Books!
This Omnibus is from the SCI-FI Book of the Month Club and was only sold to members. I bought it so that I could own a hardcover edition of these books. (I prefer hardcover for books that I can read over and over again) There are plenty of reviews for Blood Rites and Dead Beat out there, so I'll let you rely on those for more details. What I will say, is that Jim Butcher continues to become ...

Slan & Slan Hunter (Slan, Volume 1 & 2)

1 review
A.E. Van Vogt & Kevin J. Anderson

SFBC, 2007

Holding Back the Tide
Slan & Slan Hunter (2007) is an omnibus edition of Slan SF novels, including Slan and Slan Hunter. Slans are a mutation of humanity that have high intelligence and telepathic capabilities. Their popular name came from Samuel Lann, the man who discovered their abilities. The most distinctive difference from humanity is the golden tendrils growing from their scalp, but they also have internal ...

Temeraire Trilogy: In the Service of the King - His Majesty's Dragon, Throne of Jade, Black Powder War
Naomi Novik

SFBC, 2006

Title: Temeraire Trilogy: In the Service of the King - His Majesty's Dragon, Throne of Jade, Black Powder War Binding: Hardcover Publication date: 2006

Betsy the Vampire Queen

2 reviews
MaryJanice Davidson

SFBC, 2005

Be prepared for a wild ride!
This is actually a compilation of the first four books in Mary Janice Davidson's "Undead" series. I happened to get this through a book club that I belong to and it was cheaper to buy the hardcover compilation than to buy the four paperbacks individually. I was definitely taking a chance by doing this because I had never read any of Davidson's works in the past. I was not disappointed! ...

The Lord of the Rings Trilogy (Omnibus): The Fellowship of the Ring, the Two Towers, The Return of the King

1 review
J.R.R. Tolkien

SFBC, 2001

The Lord of the Rings Trilogy (Omnibus)
The book arrived quickly and in excellent condition. I am completely satisfied.

Protector of the Small (First Test, Page, Squire, Lady Knight)

2 reviews
Tamora Pierce

SFBC, 2004

I loved these!!!
I am reading this series for the third time right now. They are great! I love them. Tamora Pierce books are so great!! She is my favorite author!! In this book: It has been 10 years since it was allowed for girls to become knights, and the first KNOWN girl page in over a century is Keladry of Mindelan, the Protector of the Small. Kel used to live in the Yamani Isles, and learned some forms of ...

The Midnight Cafe

1 review
Laurell K. Hamilton

SFBC, 1987

The second collection of Anita Blake novels in hardback
"The Midnight Cafe" is the second of three hardback editions that collect several novels in Laurell K. Hamilton's Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter series. "Club Vampyre" had the first three stories and "The Midnight Cafe" has the next three: "Lunatic Cafe," "Bloody Bones," and "Killing Dance." That last one has proven to be the pivotal novel in the series. In "Lunatic Cafe" our heroine no ...

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