Delta Pavonis II... far from the sphere of Earth-colonized worlds where a tiny human colony kept a miserable toehold alone on a high plateau of that unexplored planet.

Delta Pavonis II... where two people, Harold and Joanne, were driven from the colony, unarmed, into the terrors of the unknown jungle.

Delta Pavonis II... where two intelligent races fought a bitter no-holds-barred battle in which the human intruders proved to be the decisive factor that would throw the world to one species or the other!

Tom Purdom's THE TREE LORD OF IMETEN is a saga of high adventure and scientific ingenuity.

© 1966 by Ace Books, Inc
Cover by John Schoenherr.

ON THE INFINITY ROUTE
Comet Jo had a body that was brown and slim and looked like a cat's, and on his left hand were sharp brass claws with which he had already killed three wild kepards and a boy his own age. He also had a propensity for wandering, and this was to lead him on an adventure spanning uncounted light-years of space and incalculable spans of time, to free a race of beings upon whom the civilizations of the stars depended.

Along the way he would meet: the strange multiplex consciousness called Jewel; the beautiful, soul-burdened space traveler San Severina; a creature known as the Lump, who was half-alien, half-machine; Ni Ty Lee, the suicidal poet of the stars, who lived everyone's life but his own; a young princess of the Galactic Empire, fresh from Miss Perrypicker's Finishing Academy for Young Ladies...

And finally he would meet - himself. A thousand times, or perhaps more.

© 1966 by Ace Books, Inc
Cover by Jack Gaughan