Conan the Free Lance (1990) Conan the Formidable (1990) Star Wars Shadows of the Empire (1996) Shadows of the Empire: Evolution (2000) Star Wars MedStar MedStar I: Battle Surgeons with Michael Reaves (2004) MedStar II: Jedi Healer with Michael Reaves (2004) Star Wars Death Star Death Star with Michael Reaves (2007) Aliens Aliens: Earth Hive (1992) Aliens: Nightmare Asylum (1993) Aliens: The Female War with Stephani Perry (1993) Aliens vs. Predator Prey with Stephani Perry (1994) Hunter's Planet with David Bischoff (1994) Predator Turnabout (2008) Tom Clancy's Net Force (created by Tom Clancy and Steve Pieczenik) Breaking Point (2000) Point of Impact (2001) Cybernation (2001) State of War (2003) Changing of the Guard (2003) Springboard with Larry Segriff The Archimedes Effect with Larry Segriff (2006) Leonard Nimoy's Primortals Target Earth (1997) Star Risk Chris Bunch's The Gangster Conspiracy with Dal Perry (2007) Stellar Ranger Stellar Ranger (1994) Lone Star (1994) Time Machine Sword of the Samurai with J. Michael Reaves (1984) Civil War Secret Agent (1984) Venture Silk Spindoc (1994) The Forever Drug (1995) Indiana Jones Indiana Jones and the Army of the Dead (2009) Thong Thong the Barbarian Meets the Cycle Sluts of Saturn (1998) with J. Michael Reaves Cutter's Wars The Ramal Extraction (2012) The Vastalimi Gambit (2013) The Tejano Conflict (2014) The Matador series The Matador series chronicles the birth, evolution, victory, and aftermath of a rebellion that overthrows a corrupt and declining interstellar government ("The Confederation") based on Earth. The Matador series features a fictional martial art known as "Sumito" or "The 97 Steps". Many of the non-English words and place names are actually in the Esperanto language. The Man Who Never Missed The rebellion proper begins in The Man Who Never Missed, in which Emile Khadaji deserts from the Confederation military after a particularly bloody battle and religious experience, eventually joining up with a bartending martial artist monk named Pen, who teaches Khadaji the art used by his order, Sumito ("The 97 steps"), before setting him on his own path. Khadaji learns economics and politics and military science and eventually decides he has to overthrow the Confederation. This he does by setting up a bar on a planet named Greaves, and while luring soldiers in by day, hunts and paralyzes them by night. Over many months, he paralyzes 2,388 of the 10,000 troops on the planet, only missing with a handful of shots, which he