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Der neunte Kreis von Meluch, R. M.
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
DAW
ISBN-10
0756407648
ISBN-13
9780756407643
eBay Product ID (ePID)
113472846
Product Key Features
Book Title
Ninth Circle : a Novel of the U. S. S. Merrimack
Number of Pages
448 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2012
Topic
Science Fiction / Space Opera, Science Fiction / Military, Action & Adventure
Genre
Fiction
Book Series
Tour of the Merrimack Ser.
Format
Mass Market
Dimensions
Item Height
1.2 in
Item Weight
9.5 Oz
Item Length
6.9 in
Item Width
4.2 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2012-372582
TitleLeading
The
Reviews
Praise for the Tour of the Merrimack series: "While Meluch depicts combat and warrior culture as well as any writer in the subgenre, the true joy of this outstanding effort...lies in its inspired use of current speculation on the origins of the universe, quantum singularities and even the old chestnut of time travel.... Meluch shows particular skill in creating memorable characters while exhibiting a refreshing ruthlessness in subordinating them to the logical ramifications of the plot." -- Publishers Weekly (starred) (for The Myriad) "Rousing far-future SF novel.... This is grand old-fashioned space opera , so toss your disbelief out the nearest air lock and dive in." --Publishers Weekly (starred) (for Wolf Star) "Meluch is an excellent writer, and has a firm grasp of military tactics, character development and storytelling. A good substitute for those waiting for David Weber's next Honor Harrington novel." --Sacramento Book Review "Enough action and suspense for three novels. Meluch's wry, realistic wit finds the ludicrous in the military, sex in the military, and a dozen other matters. A treat for military sf buffs ." --Booklist , for The Sagittarius Command " Fast action, hairbreadth escapes, and Meluch's facility for humor in an astonishing range of situations incumbent on military life become the order of the day.... A fine yarn to chuckle along with, just like the previous Tour of the Merrimack adventures." -- Booklist , for Strength and Honor " The Ninth Circle is an immensely readable book that flows very quickly and draws you in with sharp little hooks that demand you finish the book before you dream of beginning any other." --Seattle Post-Intelligencer "A lovely sequel with excellent writing and wonderful characters.... This is a great read for people who liked Horatio Hornblower and Jack Aubrey and Daniel Leary ." --SFRevu "A heart-pounding thrill ride.... Fans of Star Trek and Heinlein alike will enjoy the story...a great story of space warfare and the triumph of the human spirit against insurmountable odds." --Grasping for the Wind From the Hardcover edition., Praise for the Tour of the Merrimack series: "While Meluch depicts combat and warrior culture as well as any writer in the subgenre, the true joy of this outstanding effort...lies in its inspired use of current speculation on the origins of the universe, quantum singularities and even the old chestnut of time travel.... Meluch shows particular skill in creating memorable characters while exhibiting a refreshing ruthlessness in subordinating them to the logical ramifications of the plot." -- Publishers Weekly (starred) (for The Myriad) "Rousing far-future SF novel.... This is grand old-fashioned space opera , so toss your disbelief out the nearest air lock and dive in." --Publishers Weekly (starred) (for Wolf Star) "Meluch is an excellent writer, and has a firm grasp of military tactics, character development and storytelling. A good substitute for those waiting for David Weber's next Honor Harrington novel." --Sacramento Book Review "Enough action and suspense for three novels. Meluch's wry, realistic wit finds the ludicrous in the military, sex in the military, and a dozen other matters. A treat for military sf buffs ." --Booklist , for The Sagittarius Command " Fast action, hairbreadth escapes, and Meluch's facility for humor in an astonishing range of situations incumbent on military life become the order of the day.... A fine yarn to chuckle along with, just like the previous Tour of the Merrimack adventures." -- Booklist , for Strength and Honor " The Ninth Circle is an immensely readable book that flows very quickly and draws you in with sharp little hooks that demand you finish the book before you dream of beginning any other." --Seattle Post-Intelligencer "A lovely sequel with excellent writing and wonderful characters.... This is a great read for people who liked Horatio Hornblower and Jack Aubrey and Daniel Leary ." --SFRevu "A heart-pounding thrill ride.... Fans of Star Trek and Heinlein alike will enjoy the story...a great story of space warfare and the triumph of the human spirit against insurmountable odds." --Grasping for the Wind From the Hardcover edition., Praise for the Tour of the Merrimack series: "While Meluch depicts combat and warrior culture as well as any writer in the subgenre, the true joy of this outstanding effort...lies in its inspired use of current speculation on the origins of the universe, quantum singularities and even the old chestnut of time travel.... Meluch shows particular skill in creating memorable characters while exhibiting a refreshing ruthlessness in subordinating them to the logical ramifications of the plot." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review), for The Myriad "Rousing far-future SF novel.... This is grand old-fashioned space opera , so toss your disbelief out the nearest air lock and dive in." --Publishers Weekly (starred review), for Wolf Star "Meluch is an excellent writer, and has a firm grasp of military tactics, character development and storytelling. A good substitute for those waiting for David Weber's next Honor Harrington novel." --Sacramento Book Review "Enough action and suspense for three novels. Meluch's wry, realistic wit finds the ludicrous in the military, sex in the military, and a dozen other matters. A treat for military sf buffs ." --Booklist , for The Sagittarius Command " Fast action, hairbreadth escapes, and Meluch's facility for humor in an astonishing range of situations incumbent on military life become the order of the day.... A fine yarn to chuckle along with, just like the previous Tour of the Merrimack adventures." -- Booklist , for Strength and Honor " The Ninth Circle is an immensely readable book that flows very quickly and draws you in with sharp little hooks that demand you finish the book before you dream of beginning any other." --Seattle Post-Intelligencer "A lovely sequel with excellent writing and wonderful characters.... This is a great read for people who liked Horatio Hornblower and Jack Aubrey and Daniel Leary ." --SFRevu "A heart-pounding thrill ride.... Fans of Star Trek and Heinlein alike will enjoy the story...a great story of space warfare and the triumph of the human spirit against insurmountable odds." --Grasping for the Wind From the Hardcover edition., Praise for the Tour of the Merrimack series: "While Meluch depicts combat and warrior culture as well as any writer in the subgenre, the true joy of this outstanding effort...lies in its inspired use of current speculation on the origins of the universe, quantum singularities and even the old chestnut of time travel.... Meluch shows particular skill in creating memorable characters while exhibiting a refreshing ruthlessness in subordinating them to the logical ramifications of the plot." -- Publishers Weekly (starred) (for The Myriad) "Rousing far-future SF novel.... This is grand old-fashioned space opera , so toss your disbelief out the nearest air lock and dive in." --Publishers Weekly (starred) (for Wolf Star) "Meluch is an excellent writer, and has a firm grasp of military tactics, character development and storytelling. A good substitute for those waiting for David Weber's next Honor Harrington novel." --Sacramento Book Review "Enough action and suspense for three novels. Meluch's wry, realistic wit finds the ludicrous in the military, sex in the military, and a dozen other matters. A treat for military sf buffs ." --Booklist , for The Sagittarius Command " Fast action, hairbreadth escapes, and Meluch's facility for humor in an astonishing range of situations incumbent on military life become the order of the day.... A fine yarn to chuckle along with, just like the previous Tour of the Merrimack adventures." -- Booklist , for Strength and Honor " The Ninth Circle is an immensely readable book that flows very quickly and draws you in with sharp little hooks that demand you finish the book before you dream of beginning any other." --Seattle Post-Intelligencer "A lovely sequel with excellent writing and wonderful characters.... This is a great read for people who liked Horatio Hornblower and Jack Aubrey and Daniel Leary ." --SFRevu "A heart-pounding thrill ride.... Fans of Star Trek and Heinlein alike will enjoy the story...a great story of space warfare and the triumph of the human spirit against insurmountable odds." --Grasping for the Wind From the Hardcover edition.
Dewey Edition
23
Grade From
Twelfth Grade
Series Volume Number
5
Dewey Decimal
813/.54
Synopsis
Fifth in the hard-hitting military science-fiction series. On the distant world of Zoe, an expedition finds DNA-based life. When alien invaders are also discovered, Glenn Hamilton calls on the U.S.S. Merrimack for help. But the Ninth Circle and the Palatine Empire have also found Zoe. Soon everyone will be on a collision course to determine the fate of this planet.
LC Classification Number
PS3563.E4525N56 2011
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