Le Mystère (Les Fey, #7)

A cold case starts it all-human bones discovered beneath the Martian soil in the alien Disty's main city. The Disty evacuate, believing the area contaminated.  Forensic anthropologist Aisha Costard investigates and discovers that the bones belong to a woman last seen thirty years before. But the woman didn't vanish, nor did anyone believe her dead. She Disappeared, along with her children, after being charged with crimes against an alien civilization. Costard believes the children hold the key to this mystery, but she can't find them on her own.  So she returns to the Moon to hire Miles Flint. As Flint investigates, events move swiftly around him, and suddenly what began as a simple murder case turns into an incident that might destroy the entire solar system.. "A high-velocity rush through cultures in full clash, as fear and panic overwhelm the day, and Rusch's writing makes the far-out scenario feel as present and credible as today's breaking news.. Rusch has outdone herself yet again."-The Edge Boston"This time, Rusch ups the ante with a grand act of Sfnal imagination in her creation of the Disty."-Locus"An exciting, intricately plotted, fast-paced novel. You'll find it difficult to put down."-SFRevu"Like the other volumes in the series, this one combines elements of taut thriller, PI murder mystery, and SF. "-Locus"Exciting.. The audience will find this science fiction mystery an excellent whodunit."-Midwest Book Review"Kristine Kathryn Rusch has written another exciting Retrieval Artist novel that reveals to readers much of the cultural mindset of an alien species."-The Best Reviews"Wonderfully plotted and written, this fourth entry in Rusch's Retrieval Artist series is a compelling read."-RT Book Review

Buried Deep: A Retrieval Artist Novel - Retrieval Artist, #4

The Moon barely survived the devastation of Anniversary Day. The second round of attacks planned to kill millions more. With the life of every human and alien on the Moon hanging in the balance, the Moon's chief security officer, Noelle DeRicci, races to discover the identity of the masterminds behind the attacks before it's too late. Desperate to find answers, DeRicci turns to Retrieval Artist Miles Flint and Detective Bartholomew Nyquist for the kind of help only Flint and Nyquist can provide. A gripping look at a society on edge."The Anniversary Day Saga just keeps getting more interesting and more complicated. Each addition is eagerly anticipated and leaves the reader anxious to discover what will happen next, who the bad guys are and what it is they are hoping to achieve."-RT Book Reviews"This outer space tale is another triumphant entry in one of the top science fiction sagas in recent years."-Alternative Worlds II"The Anniversary Day Saga is great fun. It's one of those series that will linger in your mind days after you've turned the last page and closed the book. Check it out."-Amazing Stories".a future version of Law & Order."-SFRevu

The Peyti Crisis: A Retrieval Artist Novel - Retrieval Artist, #14

As a homicide detective, Frank deals with violent death every day. And his reaction to those deaths kills him by inches. Until his most recent case forces him to take a long, hard look at his emotional state. The murder scene's only survivor might hold the clues Frank needs to solve the case. It might even hold the key to Frank's very salvation."Kristine Kathryn Rusch's crime stories are exceptional, both in plot and in style."-Mystery Scene Magazine

Little Miracles

Dusty's Cleaning specializes in cleaning houses where horrible things happen. Suicides, murders, Dusty's seen them all. But she can't forget the scene at the Moorhead House. So, when Dusty receives an invitation to a Christmas Party being held at the Moorhead House, she gets to revisit a horrible crime-and figure out what exactly went wrong. Chosen as one of the top ten stories of the year by the readers of Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine.

The Moorhead House

A Magazine of Science Fiction and Fantasy ISSUE 52: September 2021 Lezli Robyn, EditorTaylor Morris, CopyeditorShahid Mahmud, Publisher Stories by Mica Scotti Kole, Mike Resnick, David Boop, Carrie Callahan, Robert Silverberg, Todd McCaffrey, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Wang Nuonuo (translated by S. Qiouyi) Jean Marie Ward Interviews Jonathan Maberry Serialization: Over the Wine Dark Sea by Harry Turtledove Columns by: Gregory Benford, L. Penelope Recommended Books: Richard Chwedyk Galaxy's Edge is a bi-monthly magazine published by Phoenix Pick, the science fiction and fantasy imprint of Arc Manor, an award winning independent press based in Maryland. Each issue of the magazine has a mix of new and old stories, a serialization of a novel, columns by L. Penelope and Gregory Benford, and book recommendations by Richard Chwydyk.

Galaxy’s Edge Magazine: Issue 52, September 2021 - Galaxy's Edge, #52

Ancient tech draws dangerous unwanted attention in New York Times bestselling author Kristine Kathryn Rusch's Ivory Trees, the thrilling new standalone novel in her award-winning Diving series. When the discovery of a bunker reveals a treasure trove of ancient artifacts, interested parties throughout the Empire-from collectors to academics to researchers-want a piece of the action. But the finds draw attention from outside the Empire as well. Attention from someone willing to do whatever it takes to outmaneuver the Empire and secure the collection. Set in Kristine Kathryn Rusch's expansive Diving Universe, Ivory Trees introduces exciting new characters and events to this powerfully written series, while also offering some tantalizing Easter eggs from previous Diving novels. As suspense builds to a fevered intensity, this tantalizing new novel mixes the best of heist fiction and space opera and proves Rusch's place as a master of science fiction."'The Death Hole Bunker' is as suspenseful and mysterious as any of the tales that came before."-Item 202"Escaping Amnthra is a full-fledged action adventure filled with high stakes and near-death experiences."-Realms & Robots"As I frequently say, of Rusch's stories, they are enormously entertaining and I can't wait for the next one."-SFRevu"...a story of exploration of an artifact on an alien world, a bit reminiscent of the sort of story that Jack McDevitt writes."-Eyrie.org on The Spires of Denon"... Denon is literally luminescent in its depiction."-Suite101.com on The Spires of Denon

Ivory Trees: A Diving Universe Novel - Diving Universe, #13

Portia Meadows runs one of the few pet stores that sells familiars to the magical. Familiars-delicate, moody creatures-keep magic clean and pure. To lose a familiar means losing magic. And on a bright afternoon, Portia's assistant discovers that something essential has disappeared, threatening not just the magical within the store, but throughout the world."Rusch's short fiction is golden."-Kansas City Star

The Poop Thief

Justin needs something to believe in. At a crossroads in life, he arrives in New York City reminiscing about the past but uncertain of the future. Until he meets Wendy, who inspires him to take a leap of faith. But soaring into the unknown might prove harder than it seems."Rusch is a great storyteller."-RT Book Reviews

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