Elves, Vampires, and Olympians — Frank Carey

Meet three of the League of Planetary Systems most interesting species in this collection of three novellas. The Quest Royce Aymar, pilot and Elf Prince in hiding, must find a way to save a planet from disaster while coming to grips with his past and his own mortality. Helping him are the staff of the Cube, a giant research laboratory orbiting a white star at the edge of League of Planetary Systems space. Together they must face a nameless assassin and a horde of robotic ships all bent on his destruction. Venlanta Rising For three thousand years, the Venlantens have lived among humans in relative peace, especially now that artificial Nutrient has been developed. Recently, something has changed, causing the Venlantens to die in mysterious and violent ways. Dr. Shanna Syron, a brilliant Venlanten historian, has been hired by a Venlanten industrialist to join him and his crew on an expedition to their people's lost home world in a desperate attempt at finding a cure for the malady killing their people before it's too late. Annihilator “I've got twenty-five targets incoming.” “Direction?” “All of them, Boss.” Three miles long, nearly a mile wide Annihilator heads to Earth. Is its mission to make contact with the descendants of its creators or destroy the planet to validate the prophesies of the oracles? Hundreds of ships from the Earth Defense Forces, the League of Planetary Systems, and the race that created Annihilator stand between Earth and Annihilator, but only a lone freighter has any hope of destroying the massive ship. The tales in Elves, Vampires, and Olympians are set in the League of Planetary Systems, a rich universe in the not too distant future which is the setting for the science fiction novels of Frank Carey and Jo Carey. All of the Tales from the League of Planetary Systems books, can be enjoyed individually, but if you'd like to read them in the preferred order, here's the list. Marauder Omnibus - By Frank Carey Lab 42 �" Bunta Juice - By Jo Carey Elves, Vampires, and Omypians �" By Frank Carey