SG-1 books

Amazon now lists further SG-1 tie ins:

"Sunrise" by JF Crane, SG-17:

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Sounds interesting...

"Transitions" by Sabine C. Bauer, SG-18. The synopsis doesn't sound all that intriguing though:

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Maybe it's because I've never been a big fan of Cassandra. I found the character rather boring. So this book... I probably won't go all crazy to get my hands on it right the moment it comes out.

I feel pretty much the same about Tim Waggoner's "Valhalla" - Jonas has never been a favorite character of mine. Of all the upcoming books I'm especially looking forward to Diana Dru Botsford's "Four Dragons", that one can't come out fast enough!

So, the updated list of SG-1 books is:
May - SG-1 15 - The Power Behind the Throne by Steven Savile
June - SG-1 16 - Four Dragons by Diana Dru Botsford
October - SG-1 17 - Sunrise by JF Crane
October - SG-1 18 - Transitions by Sabine C. Bauer

And an SGA book

And the next SGA book is also up, first in the new "Legacy" series: "Homecoming - Legacy Series Book 1" by Jo Graham and Melissa Scott. Synopsis:

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I'm really curious about this new series. I follow Jo Graham's LJ and what she posts about it seems very intriguing. And although it looks like Rodney is the main hero of this story, it's not so. This first book covers namely whole 6 months after EatG!

The updated list of SGA books:
February - SGA 12 - Brimstone by David Niall Wilson and Patricia Lee Macomber
April - SGA 13 (listed as 14) - Hunt and Run by Aaron Rosenberg
May - SGA 14 (also listed as 14) - Dead End by Chris Wraight
July - SGA 15 - Death Game by Jo Graham
October - SGA 16 - Homecoming by Jo Graham and Melissa Scott

Podfic rec: SGA

"Raiders of the Seven Systems" by Martha Wilson, read by cathexys. Gen. Summary: AU. John Sheppard leads a crew of Athosian space pirates in the Pegasus Galaxy. They rescue Earth refugees Rodney McKay and Sam Carter, but then things get complicated. Length: 3hrs.

Before Teyla could speak, the voice at the other end said, "Hey there. Am I talking to the Athosian pirates?"

John was a little startled to recognize the voice. It was the older guy, the one with the Ancient gene, who had seemed to be the leader. John said, warily, "Uh, yeah."

There was a brief silence. Then the voice said, "Parlay."

Okay, I heard that wrong, John thought. The others looked baffled. John said, "Excuse me?"

Martha Wilson really is the queen of adventurous team fics in this fandom. Raiders and Retrograde both have just the right amount of adventure, humor and h/c and cathexys' reading is so clean and fresh that it's a delight to listen to it!

ETA: Please, someone, smack me silly! Why haven't I realized that Martha Wilson was actually Martha Wells? As in, the author Martha Wells? *head/desk*