Boundary
5 primary works • 6 total works
Book 1
What is a paleontologist doing on Mars? Pushing her boundaries...
Book 2
- When the strange fossil she'd discovered had ended up giving her a trip toMars, Helen Sutter thought she'd gone about as far as any paleontologist wouldever go in her lifetime. But when you've also married A.J. Baker, overconfidentsuper-sensor expert for the only private agency in space, the Ares Corporation,and your best friend Madeline Fathom Buckley is a former secret agent who's justsigned on as the chief of security for the newly created and already embattledInterplanetary Research Institute of the United Nations, there's alwayssomewhere farther to go. The newest discoveries will take her, A.J., and theirfriends Jackie, Joe, and Madeline to the mysterious asteroid Ceres, and beyond,in a desperate race to Jupiter's perilous miniature system ofradiation-bombarded moons. The next gold rush is on for alien technology, hiddenin lost bases around the system. And there are people willing to do anything toget it — even plan the first interplanetary war, four hundred millionmiles from home!
- The sequel to Boundary.
Book 3
- The sequel to Boundary and Threshold!
- Madeline Fathom had miraculously landed the crippled Nebula Storm onEuropa. She joined on that frozen moon of Jupiter the stranded crewmembers ofthe ill-fated EU vessel Odin. The Nebula Storm's reactor wasruined in the landing, the Odin’s shuttle can’t make the tripback home, and the only vessel that could have made the journey to save them hasjust been destroyed by a renegade crewman, bad luck, and the remorseless forcesof nature. But Madeline, Helen Sutter, A.J. Baker, and the team have one cardleft to play. All they have to do... is survive lethal radiation, vacuum, andice as hard as steel while they figure out how to make Nebula Storm flyagain. But even as they prepare to make the journey home, Europa has one morediscovery waiting for them... a discovery that might be the deadliest trap inthe Solar System!
Book 4
- New entry in Eric Flint and Ryk E Spoor's bestselling Boundaryseries! Lost in the dark, half a year into their journey to the colony worldof Tantalus, Sakura Kimei, her family, and her best friend, the alien "Bemmie"nicknamed Whips, are torn from the safety of their colony ship. In a crippledlifeboat, they had one chance to find a habitable world. But even then, theywould find that their apparent salvation was a world of a thousandsecrets.
Book 5
#5 in the Boundary series universe, and sequel to Castaway Planet, by NewYork Times multiple best-selling author Eric Flint and veteran science fictionand fantasy author Ryk E. Spoor.
IT'S NOT PARANOIA IF THEY REALLY ARE OUT TO GET YOUThe Kimei family and a second group of castaways, led by the redoubtable Sergeant Campbell, have finally joined forces, landing on the bizarre planet Lincoln, whose “continents” are actually huge floating coral colonies inhabited by even stranger lifeforms. They have survived crash-landings, venom-filled bites, disease, and even the destruction—and consumption!—of one of their floating island homes. They have learned to live, even to prosper, in this strange new place.Meanwhile, out among the stars, Lieutenant Susan Fisher pieces together the mystery of what happened to the starship Outward Initiative and begins to believe that, just possibly, some of the survivors have escaped to a mysterious and unsuspected star system. But Fisher’s preparations and the resourcefulness of the castaways may not be enough. Because the planet Lincoln is far from done with them yet.Praise for previous books in this series:“[F]ast-paced sci-fi espionage thriller . . . light in tone and hard on science . . .”—Publishers Weekly on Boundary“The whole crew from Flint and Spoor's Boundary are back. . . . Tensions run high throughout the Ceres mission . . . a fine choice for any collection.”—Publishers Weekly on Threshold“[P]aleontology, engineering, and space flight, puzzles in linguistics, biology, physics, and evolution further the story, as well as wacky humor, academic rivalries, and even some sweet romances.”—School Library Journal on Boundary