BattleTech Series --FASA editions

Decision at Thunder Rift -- William H. Keith, Jr

The Saga of the Gray Death Legion. Grayson Death Carlyle is the young son of the commander of Carlyle's Commandos, a mercenary unit employed by the Lyran Commonwealth. When the Commandos are destroyed in a sneak attack on the planet Trell I, Grayson must help the people of Trell throw off the invading forces while trying to live up to his father's legacy..

The Sword and the Dagger -- Ardath Mayhar

In apocalyptic science fiction battle action, battlemech slugs it out with battlemech in a hyper-realistic war scenario of the future. Rebel and government forces are at each other's metal throats as they race to capture a prize worth more than all the blood shed so far in the intergalactic skirmishes.

Mercenary's Star -- William H. Keith, Jr

Galatea. The Mercenary's Star. Even the most down on their luck units can find work here. Leading the newly-formed Gray Death Legion is proving to be a hard task for Grayson Death Carlyle, so when a good job comes their way, he is only too happy to take it. The job: train the local resistance on the planet Verthandi to resist their Draconis Combine masters.

But things do not go well almost from the moment the Legion arrives at Verthandi. And Grayson may find that repeating his successes of the past may not be so easy this time.

The Price of Glory -- William H. Keith, Jr

The Gray Death Legion is in the employ of the Free Worlds League and has even been given a landhold on the planet Helm. But dark forces conspire against them and the Legion soon finds themselves declared renegade, fair game for anyone to attack.

Now they are on the run on their home planet, trying desperately to reach safety before the might of House Marik falls upon them. They are about to discover the true motives of those who engineered their downfall.

And what they discover will change the Inner Sphere forever.

Warrior: En Garde -- Michael A. Stackpole

The heir apparent of the Lyran Common-wealth has been kidnapped, just when her secret betrothal to Prince Hanse Davion of the Federated Suns would cement the most powerful alliance in the Inner Sphere. Meanwhile, as two half brothers find themselves fighting on opposite sides of the Inner Sphere's endless battles--one uncovers a fiendish plot against the heir and undertakes to ensure her safety and along with it, the safety of the entire Inner Sphere!

Warrior: Riposte -- Michael A. Stackpole

After being safely rescued in Warrior: En Garde, the heir apparent of the Lyran Commonwealth can now wed the prince of the Federated Suns, which would seal the most powerful alliance in the Inner Sphere and bring peace to a galaxy ravaged by hundreds of years of interstellar war. But the Warlords of the Inner Sphere are unwilling to accept peace...

Wolves on the Border -- Robert Charrette

They appeared out of nowhere in 3005 and spent the last twenty years working their way across human space. They field advanced equipment not seen in nearly 300 years. Their elite warriors fight with a skill matched by none. They have been both friend and foe to every power in the Inner Sphere but no one knows their true origins.

They are Wolf's Dragoons.

In the year 3025, the Dragoons work for House Kurita, safeguarding the star-spanning Draconis Combine. But there are those within the Combine who would rather see them dead or worse. Minobu Tetsuhara is a follower of bushido and owes a debt of honor to Jaime Wolf, commander of the famous mercenaries. Will he sacrifice his own personal honor or will he be forced to orchestrate the deaths of those he calls friend?

And will the Dragoons survive the tumult to come?

Warrior: Coupe -- Michael A. Stackpole

With one chance to save his honor, Justin Allard must fight against a vastly more skilled warrior, his half-brother Daniel. But when they get involved with a missing princess, they both find that their own survival is irrelevant to the nobles of the Inner Sphere, who will not stand for meddling in their carefully laid schemes.