Thread: What "new" SCI-FI would you recommend?
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Old 09-12-2009, 02:18 PM   #64
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Originally Posted by BearMountainBooks View Post
Mark Van Name - One Jump Ahead (he's with Baen so e-files should be available.) I reviewed it at my blog a long while back and One Jump Ahead was on my best reads of 2008!!! Good stuff.
+MANY for that recommendation. There are now 3 books in that series (IIRC), all available DRM-free in multiple formats for cheap from Baen.

I'd also add to that recommendation the book Boundary by Flint and Spoor (also from Baen) -- a really dandy hard-SF book.

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