Theft of Fire

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“Think Leviathan Wakes — if written by Heinlein.” —Analog Magazine

“A great read — hard SF by a retired engineer.” —John Carmack, creator of Doom

At the frozen edge of the solar system lies a hidden treasure which could spell their fortune or their destruction—but only if they survive each other first.

Marcus Warnoc has a little problem. His asteroid mining ship—his inheritance, his livelihood, and his home—has been hijacked by a pint-sized corporate heiress with enough blackmail material to sink him for good, a secret mission she won’t tell him about, and enough courage to get them both killed. She may have him dead to rights, but if he doesn’t turn the tables on this spoiled Martian snob, he’ll be dead, period. He’s not giving up without a fight.

He has a plan.

Miranda Foxgrove has the opportunity of a lifetime almost within her grasp if she can reach it. Her stolen spacecraft came with a stubborn, resourceful captain who refuses to cooperate—but he’s one of the few men alive who can snatch an unimaginable treasure from beneath the muzzles of countless railguns. And if this foulmouthed Belter thug doesn’t want to cooperate, she’ll find a way to force him. She’s come too far to give up now.

She has a plan.

They’re about to find out that a plan is a list of things that won’t happen.

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PRAISE FOR Theft of Fire

"A thumping good read, with excellent breathless pace. It suspended disbelief and was engaging."

—Neil Asher, author of the Polity series

"When I finished the book, it was in one long sitting, and you know why? It's very good!"

—Steve Jackson, Steve Jackson Games

“Masterful...A perfect balance of adventure, fun and OG sci-fi”

—Daniel Knauf, screenwriter and producer of Carnivàle, The Blacklist

“A work worthy to be shelved with the greats of the Golden Age.”

—ESR, The Cathedral and the Bazaar

“Shoot-em-up space opera, mysterious alien artifacts, freedom-minded Belters versus corporate oligarchs, and even a bit of romance highlight this masterpiece of the new golden age of optimistic, imaginative science fiction.”

—John Walker, co-founder, Autodesk, Inc.

“If I've ever read a better firefight in fiction, it doesn't come to me off the top of my head.”

—Duane Thomas, gunwriter

“This is the best new hard sci-fi I've read in a long time. It follows in the best traditions of Asimov, Heinlein, Niven, Vinge, Card, Zahn, and the like.”

—JT, Space Force Systems Engineer

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