"KINSHIP WAR: CONTACT is well written and an extremely well-thought-through, complex military SF novel with enough action for any reader."--David Drake (Bestselling author of Hammer's Slammers) Kinship Wars: Contact is the explosive first book in an exciting new series by Doug Dandridge, author of the popular 'Empires at War' series. Montana is a newly independent colony, home to both colonizing humans and the Xakalar, who are native to the planet. When deposits of an extremely rare mineral are discovered on the Montana, everyone's eyes focus on the small colony...and everyone wants a piece of the planet. Matt Chin (a human) and Xelarn (a Xakalar) have grown up like brothers on Montana and are trying to navigate the prejudices and tensions that outsiders are bringing to their colony. But this is the least of their problems. News from afar reaches the colony that there is a massive alien fleet attacking human colonies across the breadth of space...a fleet that seems to be controlled by aliens who look very much like the Xakalars that share Montana with the humans and who may be the key to either the survival of the human race, or their ultimate destruction. "Doug Dandridge has penned a real page turner of military science fiction, kicking off what promises to be an epic interstellar saga. He begins with a compelling mystery, and introduces some nice surprises amid a mix of thrilling space battles and intriguing alien-human interaction. Along the way, his inventive takes on galactic travel and star-to-star communications underscore a naval adventure inspired by the finest traditions of Patrick O'Brian and C.S Forester."--Douglas Niles (Bestselling author of Forgotten Realms: The Moonshae Trilogy and War of the Worlds: New Millennium)
I loved this book.” —Rainbow Rowell From debut author Mary H.K. Choi comes a compulsively readable novel that shows young love in all its awkward glory—perfect for fans of Eleanor & Park and To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before.
This text discusses the various types of leaders, how they communicate, discipline, delegate, motivate, and set expectations for the people they lead.
Schneider's firsthand account of a scientific and political odyssey, in which he navigates both the turbulent waters of the world's power structures and the arcane theater of academic debaters.
Only his mother, Cara, can help decode his behavior for the police. As the suspense ratchets, Eye Contact becomes a heart-stopping exploration of the bond between a mother and a very special child.
Kaufman details the incredible true story of science's search for the beginnings of life on Earth and the probability that it exists elsewhere in the universe.
The rules of the game don’t apply off the field in this first Barons novel.
Miller, in the lead, held up a closed fist to call a sudden halt. “An old Taliban ratline we found the other day goes up that ridge,” he panted, pointing to a narrow spur that ran behind the village. “If we can stage up there and lay ...
at high frequencies, 89–95 Holm radius, 12–13 load relationship, 14, 15 multiple contact spots, 11–17 non-circular and ... 56 Contact activation, 622–624, 665–667, See also Activation of switching contacts contact resistance problems, ...
Address & Telephone Book This Address & Telephone Book is suitable for everyone who want easier organize contacts: names, address, telephone numbers, e-mails, social media, birthday and extra notes - in one place with this spacious book.
But, because of the unevenness, the contact members, even though they may be nominally flat, actually touch each other in areas that are more or less plastically generated. They then satisfy Eq. (1.01) P = # IIA, (1.01) where usually ...