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Author Info    Robert Buettner A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Y - Z Bibliography   Jason Wander Orphanage (1 reviews)   Orphan's Destiny   Orphan's Journey   Orphan's Alliance   Orphan's Triumph (1 reviews)   General comments about the authors work (1 comments)   Official sffworld.com reviews Orphan's Triumph Rob thinks Buettner brings the Jason Wander saga to a triumphant conclusion. Orphan's Alliance Rob joins Jason Wander as his adventure across the galaxy continues in what is emerging as one of the best Science Fiction series of the decade. Orphan's Journey Robert Buettner takes Jason Wander to new places in his excellent Military Science Fiction saga and Rob hitched a ride. Orphan's Destiny Jason Wander is stuck on the Jovian moon Ganymede after the events of Orphanage, Robert Buettner's impressive debut novel. Orphan's Destiny, Buettner’s second novel, picks up the events from that point and continues Jason's tale as he adjusts to his brief post-war life. The first wave of Slugs he and his regiment fought in Orphanage was only the first salvo in the Slug War. Orphanage Approximately 40 years in the future, Earth is being attacked, cities are being destroyed, and people are being drawn into the armed forces in hopes of defending our planet. ... It is with this premise Robert Buettner introduces the reader to the world of Orphanage and its protagonist, Jason Wander, hometown, the now destroyed Indianapolis.

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