Edmond Hamilton Books

In a desperate bid to save humanity, President James Carthew faces a crisis as citizens, once loyal, are now under the hypnotic influence of the sinister Dr. Zarro. With the fate of the Solar System hanging in the balance, Carthew realizes he must enlist the help of Captain Future, the legendary hero known for battling evil. As fear grips the populace, Carthew struggles to find a way to expose Zarro's true intentions and rally support against the looming threat.

She was Lianna, ruler of the Kingdom of Fomalhaut. He was Zarth Arn, prince of the Mid-Galactic Empire, scion of the ruling house of Star Kings. Only these two stood between peace and a war of galactic conquest. And one of them was an impostor.

From mighty Canopus, capital of the Federated Stars, to the outer fringes of our great galaxy, the Interstellar Patrol was on the watch. Rogue suns, marauding alien intelligences, man-made comets driven by their makers for the conquest of unsuspecting worlds, diabolical conspiracies hatched in the depths of unmapped nebulae - it was the business of the Patrol's mighty spaceships to guard against such cosmic dangers.Crashing Suns is the epic account of this future space legion, where volunteers from a thousand worlds man the mighty starcraft of a hundred thousand years to come. It's interplanetary adventure on the classic scale, by the master hand of Edmond Hamilton.

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The story follows Hyrst, who, after being wrongfully convicted and executed by being expelled into space, is revived fifty years later. Now altered, he embarks on a quest to uncover the truth behind his murder and clear his name. The narrative explores themes of justice, identity, and redemption as Hyrst navigates a changed world while seeking the real culprit.

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