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Books with author Richard Alan Dickson

  • Cat Patrol Delta, Episode #9: The Reaper Strikes

    Richard Alan Dickson

    language (Grey Cat Press, Aug. 26, 2013)
    When the space cats learn that Tom is trapped aboard the Reaper's Cosmic Castle, they scramble to get him back. With the help of a former Alpha cat, they race to the rescue before the fleet arrives to destroy the ship. But the Reaper may find that there is no such thing as a docile cat, and that even one captive Delta might be more than his evil paws can handle.Richard Alan Dickson, author of "Crash Cogburn and the Video Warriors," returns with another episode of heroic fun and madcap adventure straight from the days when "Gilligan's Island" and Saturday morning cartoons ruled the airwaves. "Cat Patrol Delta, Episode #9: The Reaper Strikes" is fun-loving entertainment that will keep readers turning pages to the very end.
  • Nova Warriors: The Return

    Richard Alan Dickson

    language (Grey Cat Press, April 11, 2012)
    When an asteroid on a collision course turns into a surprise alien invasion, Captain Alan Lane and Pollywog Squadron must defend the Earth from attack. But how can a bunch of military misfits at a submarine base succeed when the best military minds have already failed? The day we've long feared has finally arrived... and we're not ready.Richard Alan Dickson, author of "G-Blade" and "Gateway: Left Behind," presents an imaginative tale of hard action and high adventure. With a fast pace, clever writing, and an indomitable enemy from sixty-five million years in the past, "Nova Warriors: The Return" is satisfying Science Fiction that will leave fans hollering for more.
  • The Christmas Pest

    Richard Alan Dickson

    language (Grey Cat Press, Nov. 29, 2013)
    Grot the Ogre hates freeloaders, especially when they interrupt his dinner, and most especially when they expect to pull up a plate. When a freeloading rat brings a pack of angry trolls to his door on Christmas Eve, Grot must choose between putting them all on the menu or surrendering to the holiday spirit and joining him in a suspiciously easy quest.Richard Alan Dickson, author of "Taking the North Pole," presents a holiday tale of ogres, trolls and talking rats. With clever writing, an amusing story, and plenty of humor, "The Christmas Pest" is a short fantasy adventure that readers of all ages will surely enjoy.
  • Cat Patrol Delta, Episode #10: Hail to the Chief

    Richard Alan Dickson

    language (Grey Cat Press, April 27, 2014)
    While charging to the rescue of a rebel leader, Cat Patrol Delta crashes headlong into a diabolical plot aimed at every cat on Earth. With humans working as the dogs' pawns, the devious design proves difficult to destroy. But when the cats discover an old enemy at work, the dastardly plan takes on a new dimension and threatens to doom every cat in the universe forever.Richard Alan Dickson, author of "Crash Cogburn and the Video Warriors," presents another fun-loving episode of the feline freedom fighters and their adventures in the war between cats and dogs. With shining heroes battling evil villains, "Cat Patrol Delta, Episode #10: Hail to the Chief" is a wild romp that every true cat fan will enjoy to the very end.
  • Cat Patrol Delta, Episode #8: Revenge of the Malamute

    Richard Alan Dickson

    language (Grey Cat Press, Aug. 16, 2013)
    When the evil space dogs hatch a diabolical plot far across the globe, Cat Patrol Delta dashes from Woofington City to spoil their plans. But the plot may be more deadly than it first appears. For the cats, the cold Siberian snow may hold a far greater danger than they could have possibly feared.Richard Alan Dickson, author of "Crash Cogburn and the Video Warriors," returns with another episode of comedy and high adventure in the eternal war of cats and dogs. With charming heroes and evil villains, "Cat Patrol Delta, Episode #8: Revenge of the Malamute" is a clever and entertaining tale that readers of all ages are sure to enjoy.
  • Cat Patrol Delta, Episode #5: A Brand New War

    Richard Alan Dickson

    language (Grey Cat Press, Oct. 12, 2011)
    With a wrecked spaceship and two armies of dogs closing in from either side, Cat Patrol Delta sneaks behind enemy lines to chase rumors of some much-needed spare parts. But with dogs, nothing is ever as it seems, and even a set of cautious cats may have trouble keeping the deadly jaws of the treacherous trap from snapping shut.Richard Alan Dickson, author of "Crash Cogburn and the Video Warriors," presents a new episode in the zany adventures of the gallant space cats. With clever humor and plenty of comedic twists, "Cat Patrol Delta, Episode #5: A Brand New War" is an outstanding tale that readers of all ages are sure to enjoy.
  • Lunar Command: Condition Orange

    Richard Alan Dickson

    language (Grey Cat Press, July 6, 2012)
    When people return to space after forty years, they discover they're not alone. The artificial intelligence programs running the old moon base have grown and prospered in their absence... and those programs are not of a mind to simply step aside and hand it all back.Richard Alan Dickson, author of "G-Blade" and "Gateway: Left Behind," presents a wonderful look into a very near future. With delightfully smart characters and a refreshing storyline, "Lunar Command: Condition Orange" is straight-up Science Fiction that no true fan will want to miss.
  • Devil Dogs

    Richard Alan Dickson

    language (Grey Cat Press, Aug. 6, 2011)
    For anyone but the youngest son of the Clan Chief, slaying the fiercest flying beast on the twelve planets would be an impressive task. Not for Dras'unat. He must do so using a temperamental flying chariot from a long-dead race. But that won't stop him. He will prevail. He will take his rightful place... unless the beast, or the chariot, kills him first.Richard Alan Dickson, author of "G-Blade" and "Gateway: Left Behind," delivers a thrilling short adventure with a familiar aircraft piloted by a desperate hero over alien skies. A rich world and plenty of action make "Devil Dogs" a story that readers will enjoy to the very end.* * *This electronic edition of the story, "Devil Dogs," also includes the complete bonus story, "The Lucky Charm."
  • Nova Warriors: Darkness Falls

    Richard Alan Dickson

    language (Grey Cat Press, May 2, 2012)
    When aliens invaded the Earth, Colonel Alan Lane expected death and destruction to sweep the planet. He didn't expect them to simply disappear into the ocean. After three weeks, however, all remains quiet except for a few missing boats in pirate-infested waters. Are the pirates up to their old tricks, or is something sinister finally going on?Richard Alan Dickson, author of "G-Blade" and "Gateway: Left Behind," returns with another tale of action and adventure on the high seas of the Nova Warriors universe. With a colorful cast, clever villains, and an interesting twist on a familiar theme, "Nova Warriors: Darkness Falls" is satisfying Science Fiction that fans will enjoy to the very end.
  • Mister Majestor: The Devil You Know

    Richard Alan Dickson

    language (Grey Cat Press, Dec. 27, 2013)
    With the universe about to be unmade, Perry Ellison scrambles to find a new way to fight the Demon King. Only a devil can teach the young man what he needs to know, but devils are no longer welcome in the Menagerie—especially the one who volunteers... a devious she-devil with a hidden agenda and a secret that could prove far more dangerous to Perry than even the Demon King, himself.Richard Alan Dickson, author of "Diver Down!" and "Crash Cogburn and the Video Warriors," ramps up the thrilling adventure into the realm of demons, dragons and talking cats that began in "Mister Majestor's Magnificent Menagerie." With valiant heroes and terrible villains, this is an engaging tale that young readers are sure to enjoy.
  • Gateway: Left Behind

    Richard Alan Dickson

    language (Grey Cat Press, Dec. 27, 2013)
    When a Gateway station explodes, Rupert Cole races to find the cause. With terror factions already ruling the Earth, only Gateway keeps them from those who've fled to the safety of space. If the factions have finally discovered a way to escape, there will be no putting them back... and nowhere left for everyone else to run.Richard Alan Dickson, author of "G-Blade" and "The Fifth Horseman," returns with a story of action and adventure in the style of "Escape from New York," but with terrorist as inmates and Earth as the prison. With rich characters, plenty of action, and more than a few imaginative twists, "Gateway: Left Behind" is a thrilling book that readers will enjoy to the very end.
  • Bull's-Eye Red

    Richard Alan Dickson

    language (Grey Cat Press, March 15, 2011)
    You know it's a bad day when you're wearing bull's-eye red, but lunar target drones don't have a choice. It's an occupational hazard. For one target drone with secret dreams of a different career, a change of color may be the ultimate reward... but only if he can figure out how to win.Richard Alan Dickson, author of "G-Blade" and "Gateway: Left Behind," presents a tale of fast action and fun adventure set on the surface of the moon. With a colorful cast and clever twists and turns, "Bulls-eye Red" is an engaging story that readers of all ages are sure to enjoy.* * *This electronic edition of the story, "Bull's-eye Red," includes the complete bonus story, "Prometheus Denied."