Lost Sci-Fi Books 51 thru 55: Immortal Lovers, Doomed Worlds and a Deadly Dive Above Uranus

Lost Sci-Fi Books 51 thru 55 brings together five imaginative adventures from Philip K. Dick, Ray Bradbury, Winston Marks, C. H. Thames and S. J. Sackett—stories of obsession, immortality, interplanetary war and some very dangerous ways to make a living.

Small Town by Philip K. Dick — Verne Haskel has built an extraordinarily detailed model of his hometown in his basement. It’s his private refuge from a life he despises, but Haskel isn’t content simply to recreate his world. He wants to improve it.

Lazarus Come Forth by Ray Bradbury — After three hundred years of war with Mars, the Morgue Ship intercepts information that could finally give Earth the advantage. Brandon must somehow get that knowledge home before the Martians stop him.

Until Life Do Us Part by Winston Marks — Immortality sounds wonderful until life stretches on and on. Emotional detachment is the key to staying sane, which makes falling in love one of the most dangerous things an immortal can do.

Planet of Doom by C. H. Thames — Galactic reporter Jane Crowley has stumbled onto the biggest story of her career. Thousands of people are about to die, and she’s standing on the planet where it’s going to happen.

The Last Plunge by S. J. Sackett — Borgmann needs money badly enough to accept a job few men would consider: diving through the atmosphere of Uranus in pursuit of deadly air lions. The pay is good. Surviving long enough to collect it is another matter.

From a Philip K. Dick reality-bending classic to Ray Bradbury’s interplanetary war and a perilous plunge into the skies of Uranus, Lost Sci-Fi Books 51 thru 55 delivers five wildly different journeys into the strange possibilities of vintage science fiction.