Trigger & Friends
IF BUREAUCRACIES HAD STARSHIPS
Con games. Corrupt governors. Deadly rivalries between departments of the same government. And, of course, the long arm of the Mob. Even in our future among the stars, some things never change – except that the governors run (and ruin) planets, the rivalries are fought with spacecraft and energy bolts, and the mobsters smuggle real illegal aliens and make their getaways with subspace portals. It's all just another day in that bastion of galactic peace and democracy, the Federation of the Hub –
– and somebody has to clean up this mess!
Join secret agent Trigger Argee, scout adventurer Heslet Quillan and Holati Tate, master of intrigue, as they battle the criminal element on its own interstellar turf... and make the future a little safer for the rest of us.
Contents:
- Harvest Time
- Lion Loose
- Aura of Immortality
- Forget It (aka Planet of Forgetting)
- Legacy (aka A Tale of Two Clocks)
- Sour Note on Palayata
- Afterword by Eric Flint
- The Psychology Service: Immune System of the Hub (essay) by Guy Gordon
Readers also enjoyed
James H. Schmitz
James Henry Schmitz (1911–1981) was an American writer born in Hamburg, Germany of American parents.
Schmitz is best known as a writer of so-called "space opera", and for strong female characters (such as Telzey Amberdon and Trigger Argee) that didn't conform to the damsel in distress stereotype typical of science fiction during the time he was writing. His first published story was Greenface, published in August 1943 in Unknown.
Hub
Hub consists of 11 total books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
