
"Sir. Finishing this fight."
What can I say that would make sense? I've been 'around', so to speak, always reading, never registering...been to Halo, Warhammer 40k, BattleTech, StarCraft, D&D, Star Wars, Star Trek, Babylon 5 and Emperor knows where else...I shan't say I've been everywhere, and I don't doubt there's those around who've gone to more fandoms than I have.
Nevertheless...
The Force Commander Series:
Redfire - First in the series. January-September 3068. The Battle for Robinson rages. Operation Return is underway. And yet there is one lance that will do far more than either can. As the saying goes - a knife in the dark is worth a thousand swords at dawn. Devastator Lance is this one knife.
Featuring: Merik Van Voytz, Eliza Furey, Kalgai Jusik, Talos Ward, Christiana Fletcher, Juan Cortés and Martin Sheridan
Force Commander: Intersections in Real Time - Classified.
Force Commander: Indiscretion - Classified.
Force Commander: Total War - Classified.
Force Commander: Terminus - Classified.
Force Commander: Outsider - Classified.
Other Stories:
The Atreidean Warhawks - It is 3050. The Clans have invaded the Inner Sphere. What can a mere regiment do to stem the unrelenting tide? Who can stand against their undefeatable forces? Why, suddenly, is a score of two-nil and a goal at 10.8 seconds so important to the Warhawks? There is always an accounting for everything, and Chak must face the demons he left behind on ANZAC Day 2839...
Featuring: Chak Lefth, Siona Atreides, Jagdea Bree, Nahum Livair, Lieutenant Mkfeyd and Camille Bremmertan
Special Guest Stars: Sheila Arla-Vlata and Maximillian Canis-Vlata
Side-Stories:
Spirits - The BattleMech is the ultimate war machine. And yet, how truly different is it from a human? Senior Crew Chief Cortés ponders the BattleMech and the spirits that they bear...
No Sympathy for the Devil - The Battle for Terra is over. The Rim Worlds Republic has been beaten, and Stefan Amaris is held prisoner. Why did Chak Lefth gain the name 'Executioner', you ask? Some things simply have to be done traditionally.