Books
- The Moreau Series (About the after-effects of using biologically uplifted animal soldiers called moreaus, and what happens after the wars are over)
- Forests of the Night (DAW books 1993)
- Emperors of the Twilight (DAW books 1994)
- Specters of the Dawn (DAW books 1994)
- Fearful Symmetries (DAW books 1999)
- Moreau Omnibus (DAW books, Aug 2003): An omnibus edition of the first three books (Forests of the Night, Emperors of Twilight, Specters of the Dawn) in the Moreau Series.
- The Hostile Takeover Trilogy (a space opera centering on the anarcho capitalist planet Bakunin.)
- Profiteer (DAW books 1995)
- Partisan (DAW books 1995)
- Revolutionary (DAW books 1996)
- God's Dice (DAW books 1997)
- Zimmerman's Algorithm (a contemporary thriller) (DAW books 2000)
- The Cleveland Portal Series
- The Dragons of the Cuyahoga (DAW books 2001)
- The Dwarves of Whiskey Island (DAW books 2005)
- both novels published in a combined book as Dragons and Dwarves: Novels of the Cleveland Portal (DAW books Aug, 2009)
- Broken Crescent (DAW books 2004)
- The Wolf Series
- Wolfbreed (Ballantine Spectra, 2009)
- Wolf's Cross (Ballantine Spectra, 2010)
- Apotheosis Trilogy : (A sequel to The Hostile Takeover Trilogy) The Terran Confederacy once controlled all the planets of human space. Two centuries ago, it collapsed. In the chaos of that collapse, a small convoy of refugees left the imploding Confederacy to found a small group of colonies eighty light years beyond the furthest reach of human space. Since their founding, those colonies have remained unknown and untouched by the rest of humanity— until an enigmatic transmission arrives from the vicinity of Xi Virginis. Something is awakening out there. Something that will change everything.
- Prophets: Apotheosis Book One (DAW Books, Mar 2009)
- Heretics: Apotheosis Book Two (DAW Books, Feb 2010)
- Messiah: Apotheosis Book Three (DAW Books, Feb 2011)
The Moreau Series, The Hostile Takeover Trilogy and the Apotheosis Trilogy are all considered part of an overall Terran Confederacy series .
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