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| − | '''''Black Dragon''''', by [[Victor Milán]], | + | '''''Black Dragon''''', by [[Victor Milán]], concludes the adventures of [[Camacho's Caballeros]] [[mercenary unit|mercenary band]] and their continuing battle with the secretive [[Black Dragon Society]]. |
== From the back cover == | == From the back cover == | ||
| − | {{quote|''[[Theodore Kurita]], samurai tyrant of the mighty [[Draconis Combine]], is celebrating his sixty-first birthday. Topping the guest list is an unlikely bunch of high-tech troublemakers: [[Camacho's Caballeros]], the toughest team of [[mercenary unit|mercenary MechWarriors]] the [[Inner Sphere]] has ever seen. But their invitation is more than merely social. Theodore's powerful cousin, "Uncle Chandy," has recruited their ace operative, [[Cassie Suthorn]], for a dangerous mission.'' | + | {{quote|''[[Theodore Kurita]], samurai tyrant of the mighty [[Draconis Combine]], is celebrating his sixty-first birthday. Topping the guest list is an unlikely bunch of high-tech troublemakers: [[Camacho's Caballeros]], the toughest team of [[mercenary unit|mercenary MechWarriors]] the [[Inner Sphere]] has ever seen. But their invitation is more than merely social. Theodore's powerful cousin, "[[Chandrasekhar Kurita|Uncle Chandy]]," has recruited their ace operative, [[Cassie Suthorn]], for a dangerous mission.'' |
| − | ''On an xenophobic planet where honor and duty are worshiped like deities, the freelancing Caballeros are considered barbarians. But Cassie's covert investigation uncovers an insurrection, and Camacho's foreign "barbarians" could be the only unit with enough guns and grit to save the Draconis Combine from its own [[Black Dragon society|extremists]]. And when the armor-piercing rockets and laser fire finally subside, counted among the slain may be Cassie and many of her courageous comrades—as well as the fragile peace of the entire Inner Sphere...''}} | + | ''On an xenophobic [[Luthien|planet]] where honor and duty are worshiped like deities, the freelancing Caballeros are considered barbarians. But Cassie's covert investigation uncovers an insurrection, and Camacho's foreign "barbarians" could be the only unit with enough guns and grit to save the Draconis Combine from its own [[Black Dragon society|extremists]]. And when the armor-piercing rockets and laser fire finally subside, counted among the slain may be Cassie and many of her courageous comrades—as well as the fragile peace of the entire Inner Sphere...''}} |
== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
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* [[Chandrasekhar Kurita]] | * [[Chandrasekhar Kurita]] | ||
* [[Coordinator]] [[Theodore Kurita]] | * [[Coordinator]] [[Theodore Kurita]] | ||
| + | * [[Franklin Sakamoto]] | ||
== Featured places == | == Featured places == | ||
| + | * [[Luthien]] | ||
[[Category:Novels]] | [[Category:Novels]] | ||
[[Category:Classic BattleTech novels]] | [[Category:Classic BattleTech novels]] | ||
[[Category:Works by Victor Milán]] | [[Category:Works by Victor Milán]] | ||
Revision as of 21:32, 19 October 2008
Black Dragon, by Victor Milán, concludes the adventures of Camacho's Caballeros mercenary band and their continuing battle with the secretive Black Dragon Society.
From the back cover
| “ | Theodore Kurita, samurai tyrant of the mighty Draconis Combine, is celebrating his sixty-first birthday. Topping the guest list is an unlikely bunch of high-tech troublemakers: Camacho's Caballeros, the toughest team of mercenary MechWarriors the Inner Sphere has ever seen. But their invitation is more than merely social. Theodore's powerful cousin, "Uncle Chandy," has recruited their ace operative, Cassie Suthorn, for a dangerous mission.
On an xenophobic planet where honor and duty are worshiped like deities, the freelancing Caballeros are considered barbarians. But Cassie's covert investigation uncovers an insurrection, and Camacho's foreign "barbarians" could be the only unit with enough guns and grit to save the Draconis Combine from its own extremists. And when the armor-piercing rockets and laser fire finally subside, counted among the slain may be Cassie and many of her courageous comrades—as well as the fragile peace of the entire Inner Sphere... |
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