title: Blood Lies: Book One of The Redwing Saga (Volume 1)
author:  Sharon K. Gilbert 
description: Science, writing, opera, and geopolitics are just a few of the many hats worn by Sharon K. Gilbert. She has been married to SkyWatchTV host and fellow writer Derek P. Gilbert for nearly twenty years, and during that time, helped to raise a brilliant and beautiful stepdaughter, Nicole Gilbert. The Gilberts have shared their talents and insights for over a decade with the pioneering Christian podcasts, PID Radio, Gilbert House Fellowship, and View from the Bunker. In addition to co-hosting SkyWatchTVs flagship interview program and SciFriday each week, Sharon also hosts SkyWatch Women and SkyWatch Women One-on-One. She and Derek speak several times each year at conferences, where they love to discuss news and prophecy with viewers, listeners, and readers. Sharons been following and studying Bible prophecy for over fifty years, and she often says that shes only scratched the surface. When not immersed in study, a writing project, or scouring the Internet for the latest science news, you can usually find her relaxing in the garden with their faithful hound, Sam T. Dachshund. Learn more about Sharon at her website: www.sharonkgilbert.com.
zlib_text: 
  
  
  The Blood Red Game
  
  
  by Michael MOORCOCK
  
  
  PROLOGUE
  
  
  Renark was a wanderer in the galaxy for two years - but he was not lonely.
  Renark could never be lonely, for the galaxy was his omnipresent friend and he
  was aware of its movements. Even the peculiar control exercised on it by
  forces, which he could not sense, was as comforting as its presence. He moved
  about in it and contained awareness of every atom of it in his long, thin-
  boned skull. He wandered purposely through the teeming galaxy for two swift
  years and then, when ready, journeyed out towards the Rim...
  
  
  ONE
  
  
  The three of them met, at last, in a terrible town called Migaa on the harsh,
  bright edge of a wilderness. Both town and planet were called Migaa and it was
  the Last Chance planet for the galaxy's fugitives.
  
  
  Renark disembarked from his cruiser, uncomfortable under the glare of the
  diamond-bright sun. He threaded his way through the great looming shapes of a
  hundred other ships, his mind searching the town ahead f