Lost Sci-Fi Books 71 thru 75: Time-Travel Assassins, Deadly Alien Worlds and the Prison No Man Can Escape

Lost Sci-Fi Books 71 thru 75 delivers five vintage adventures where a killer travels through time carrying his victim’s skull, a living plant controls the weather, and one desperate prisoner attempts the impossible.

The Skull by Philip K. Dick — Conger has been sent into the past to assassinate a man he’s never seen. Identifying his target shouldn’t be difficult—after all, he’s carrying the man’s skull with him. But finding the stranger raises a question Conger never expected.

Alien Equivalent by Richard R. Smith — Earth’s conquerors consider the Martians weak, sensitive and hopelessly inferior. But there is one arena where physical strength means nothing: the subtle and fiercely competitive Martian game of Duchal.

The Flight Of The Eagle by Alfred Coppel — A mysterious plant flourishing on Venus is alive, intelligent and capable of creating its own weather. Earth desperately needs it, and radar-mutant Bat Kendo receives the dangerous assignment of bringing it home.

Prison Of A Billion Years by C. H. Thames — Adam Slade has nothing left to lose, which makes escape worth attempting. There’s just one problem: in a billion years, nobody has ever successfully broken out of this prison.

Day Of Wrath by Bjarne Kirchhoff — The men of the Norgan System face a grim decision about the mysterious planet designated A93. When the moment comes, they don’t hesitate—but what they’ve discovered makes their choice far more complicated than it first appears.

From Philip K. Dick’s unforgettable time-travel puzzle to sentient Venusian life and an impossible prison break, Lost Sci-Fi Books 71 thru 75 delivers five strange, dangerous journeys into worlds where appearances can be deceiving and survival is never guaranteed.