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Professor John Vincent is on a biological research expedition in the Darien Gap, the most dangerous place in the Western Hemisphere. The impenetrable jungle on the border of Colombia and Panama was once the haunt of drug dealers and guerrillas, but it has been quiet in recent years. No one suspects the forces converging on them. While a Colombian revolutionary group is about to restart the drug war, a renegade scientist has established his base in the jungle. Shadowy agents from the French government are also in the area. Hunting them all are hungry creatures brewed in the mad depths of a genetic lab. Will anyone survive the Jungle Lab Terror?

Exploring the depths of human nature, this book delves into the moral and ethical dilemmas faced in a rapidly changing world. It examines how societal advancements and technological progress may lead to a detachment from essential human values. Through thought-provoking narratives and philosophical inquiries, the author challenges readers to reflect on what it truly means to be human and whether compassion and empathy can survive in an increasingly disconnected society.

All Argentine Army Colonel Javier Balzano had to do was babysit a group of scientists to Antarctica. The months spent at the Belgrano II base promised to be more tedious than dangerous. His only real concern was a mysterious undercover American observer. What might be worth observing on the frozen, empty wastes of Antarctica, no one knew.When the base suddenly goes off air, no one is unduly concerned. Antarctic communications have always been patchy. Then strange creatures are sighted in the surrounding seas and the crew are suddenly thrown into savage battle against prehistoric monsters and the brutal elements.Can anyone survive Ice Station Death?

Featuring 22 captivating science fiction and fantasy stories, this collection showcases the imaginative prowess of award-winning Argentinian author Gustavo Bondoni. It includes two exclusive, never-before-published pieces, offering readers a fresh glimpse into his creative world. Each tale invites exploration of unique themes and concepts, making this anthology a must-read for fans of the genre.

This is humanity's last stand. Threatened on all sides by enemies they can't fight and often can't even comprehend, the human race has taken refuge in an inhospitable corner of the galaxy. A tiny pocket of habitable space concealed by black holes and dust clouds, hiding a cluster of colonies where the last humans in the galaxy reside, preparing themselves for a war of annihilation against all comers. Crystallia is a hidden military base that guards the access route to the colonies. The main mission of the soldiers there is to remain undetected for as long as possible, to spot any incursions from the outside and to hit them with everything in humanity's arsenal. No one is quite convinced that this strategy will be enough to save the colonies or even to create enough of a delay for some of the colonists to escape. The best bet for the human race is to remain concealed. Unfortunately, something has found them.

Lab-built monsters, genetically created from dinosaur and reptile bases are terrorizing people all over the world. Used in attacks by everyone from terrorists to governments, they are the latest weapon to be unleashed on the global public.Max Alexeyev is part of a secret military group formed to strike at the heart of the monster the labs that are churning them out. Melanie Viña is an active duty US Marine sniper out for revenge. They meet in Africa and join forces to locate and destroy the largest of the labs.What they don’t know is that the people producing the monsters already know they’re coming, and have prepared a special surprise for anyone who attacks their installations.Do Max and Melanie have what it takes to pull off a successful Desert Base Strike?

It was supposed to be a desperate suicide mission, a holding action designed to delay a deadly enemy bent on destroying humanity: five starships sent to their doom, thousands of men and women knowingly laying down their lives to buy time for the besieged human race. And then things got really hairy. Tristan, a highly trained shock marine, wakes up after the trip to find that nothing works: not his equipment, not his ship, not even his body... He joins the race against time to bring their equipment back up to fighting trim and begin to understand what has happened to them and to unravel the layers of confusion and betrayal. But the enemy waiting for them doesn't care about any of that. They just want to destroy the human incursion as quickly as possible.

Exiled for a crime he didn't commit, Sangr navigates a perilous world filled with magic, demons, and betrayal. With only his wits and sword skills, he turns to thievery and adventure, seeking to carve out a new life amidst danger and intrigue.

When an old friend approaches heroic-era Greeks Kopulus and Elenia about the possibility of attacking a horrible monster in a far-off land to retrieve a divine treasure, they exchange a look and ask the obvious question: "Where can we steal a magic chariot?" The answer leads them to Mount Olympus and nearly gets them killed, so they decide to steal a fishing boat instead. In the course of sailing the seven seas (all right, just a small piece of the Aegean and perhaps a little bit of the Mediterranean), they learn that one should probably only steal fishing boats if one has at least a passing knowledge of how to navigate them. Plus, they should steal one with sails. Or perhaps one without a three-headed guard dog on it. And then things get complicated.