Very-nice, clean copy - NO remainder marks or price clippings - Tight spine - 252 pages - NO writing, marks or tears inside book - February 1992 printing -

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Asprin's series continues with two classic Myth novels in this omnibus edition. In "M.Y.T.H. Inc. in Action, " Skeeve asks two bumbling bodyguards to join the army of Possiltum. And in "Sweet Myth-Tery of Life, " well-meaning Skeeve is drowning in a sea of romance. But only one of his nubile suitors can assure his future--and maybe keep him alive.; Spine creasing only. A very nice copy. n n

044101416X Skeeve is in a real pickle this time. His partner Aahz has disapp eared, and it looks like foul play. Finding Aahz ought to be a snap for a talented magician like Skeeve, especially with a sassy apprentice and a dumb-but-brawny bodyguard along for the ride. The trouble is, they're sleuthing in another dimension.

044166251X hinge crease, some spine creasing; Meet the soldiers of Captain Willard Phule's Company--a handful of military rejects able to do more damage before 9 A.M. than most people do all day. Threatened by an alien enemy, Earth's military sends Phule and his soldiers to a distant planet. But now, the aliens have chosen a new target of war . . . Phule's Company.

0441010830 Revolution is in the air. The king's court sorcerer is being eyed with suspicion. Not for dabbling in the black arts...not for consorting with a demon...not for having a dragon as a pet...not even for being mobbed up. But for the greatest crime of all: raising taxes. Who is this terrible tyrant? None other than Skeeve the Great. Oh, how the mighty have fallen...

044166251X spine creasing, some edge wear; a modest, winning story about a commander who builds a company of misfits, rejects and even a few aliens into a disciplined military outfit. Tricked into taking on the worst detachment in a far outpost of the Space Legion, Captain Willard Phule uses every resource in his control, particularly his immense wealth and his knowledge of how to motivate and lead people, to whip his skeptical crew of strays into shape and make them feel that they have, at last, found a home. This lighthearted tale is part science fiction, part spoof, part heart-warmer, its farcical elements pitted against the proper, stuffy voice of Phule's butler, Beeker, whose wry commentary precedes each section of narrative. Phule rings true as an astute entrepreneur of the human (and nonhuman) spirit. The psychological acumen that colors Asprin's characterizations, Phule in particular, gives the book the verisimilitude that is the essence of successful science fiction. -- Publisher's Weekly