Best Tim Lebbon Books

The Improbable Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

BEST AMERICAN SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY

by John Joseph Adams, Stephen King, Robert J. Sawyer, Michael Moorcock, Sharyn McCrumb, Stephen Baxter, Anne Perry, Barbara Hambly, Tanith Lee, Neil Gaiman, Rob Rogers, Naomi Novik, Anthony Burgess, Dominic Green, Laurie R. King, Barbara Roden, Tim Lebbon, Peter Tremayne, Bradley H. Sinor, Edward D. Hoch, Vonda N. McIntyre, Darrell Schweitzer, Mary Robinette Kowal, H. Paul Jeffers, Geoffrey A. Landis, Amy Myers, Chris Roden, Tony Pi, Chris Roberson, Mark Valentine

Holmes ventures beyond Victorian London into horror, science fiction, and fantasy realms crafted by modern masters like Stephen King and Neil Gaiman. Each story tests the detective's methods against supernatural and futuristic mysteries.

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Holmes ventures beyond Victorian London into horror, science fiction, and fantasy realms crafted by modern masters like Stephen King and Neil Gaiman. Each story tests the detective's methods against supernatural and futuristic mysteries.

Predator: If It Bleeds

Aliens / Predator / Prometheus Universe

by Bryan Thomas Schmidt, Holly Roberds, Steve Perry, John Shirley, Jeremy Robinson, Jonathan Maberry, Kevin J. Anderson, Weston Ochse, Mira Grant, Tim Lebbon, Larry Correia, Dayton Ward, Peter J. Wacks

This 30th anniversary collection spans centuries and worlds, featuring Predators hunting prey in 12th-century Japan, 9th-century Spain, and various alien worlds in seventeen brand-new stories.

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This 30th anniversary collection spans centuries and worlds, featuring Predators hunting prey in 12th-century Japan, 9th-century Spain, and various alien worlds in seventeen brand-new stories.

Into the Void (Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi)

Star Wars Legends: Novels

by Tim Lebbon

Lebbon takes us to Star Wars' distant past, when the Force-sensitive Je'daii maintained balance between light and dark on the planet Tython, long before Jedi and Sith emerged.

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Lebbon takes us to Star Wars' distant past, when the Force-sensitive Je'daii maintained balance between light and dark on the planet Tython, long before Jedi and Sith emerged.

Zombies: The Recent Dead

by Paula Guran, Steve Duffy, Max Brooks, Nik Houser, Andy Duncan, David J. Schow, Joe R. Lansdale, Neil Gaiman, Alice Sola Kim, Gary A. Braunbeck, Francesca Lia Block, Tobias S. Buckell, David Wellington, Tim Waggoner, Kit Reed, Brian Keene, Kelly Link, Gary McMahon, Scott Edelman, Kevin Veale, Michael Marshall Smith, Tim Lebbon, David Prill

Twenty-three authors reimagine zombies as everything from Romero's living dead to dancing thrillers, proving these monsters adapt to any apocalyptic permutation.

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Twenty-three authors reimagine zombies as everything from Romero's living dead to dancing thrillers, proving these monsters adapt to any apocalyptic permutation.

Strange New Moons

by Stephen Kozeniewski, Kayleigh Dobbs, Tim Lebbon, Mary SanGiovanni, Simon Clark, Rebecca Rowland, John Durgin, Somer Canon, Amanda Headlee, Matthew R. Davis, Keawe Melina Patrick, Ej Sidle, Rose Strickman

Horror writers abandon tired werewolf clichés for genuinely weird lycanthropic tales, pushing shapeshifter fiction into unexpectedly creative and disturbing territory.

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Horror writers abandon tired werewolf clichés for genuinely weird lycanthropic tales, pushing shapeshifter fiction into unexpectedly creative and disturbing territory.