A small expedition of scientists go to the mysterious "disappearing" title planet to see what is up, and make some startling discoveries. Unfortunately, they are marooned there.
A Pip & Flinx adventure. Flinx goes on vacation, ends up on a planet getting bonked on the head and losing his memory. Not a bad little story. A weep near the end.
Second book in the Taken Trilogy, Marcus becomes a chef, gets a crush on an alien chick, is named military boss, is captured, un-captured, and zooms away towards the third book. I SWEAR I read this book before, but it is not in the data base. Apparently didn't make enough impression on me to start sounding familiar until page 85.
A vet cares for wildlife that is injured, and starts the Northwoods Wildlife Hospital And Rehabilitation Center in Wisconsin. He passed away from ALS two years after the books was published, in 1987. Which was three years before we bought it. I also found out that he, his partner, and his brother started a very successful pet supplies business, which continues to this day.
Jake is suspended from college for drinking, and decides to get a job at the "steel mill" his father and grandfather worked at. He meets men of a much different background than he, and learns a bit about how the world really is before he goes back to college. I enjoyed reading this novel, but I kept projecting myself into the Jake character, except Jake is rather smarter than I am!
Neil Griffon takes over his father's racing stables after an accident while his father mends, and some psycho Italian makes him takes on his son as an apprentice.
Diplomat Peter Darwin (no relation) returns to the site of his youth to find out who is causing the death of the horses his new friend Ken (a vet) has operated on.
Co-authored with Felix Francis. Tom comes back from the war in Afghanistan missing foot to stay with his horse-trainer mother. Good, dependable (as The Seattle Times said)horses-and-crime story. My only question is, what happened to Tom's watch?