In the first volume of the Blood of Kerensky trilogy, the five warring Successor States of the Inner Sphere confront a new, mutual threat, the invasion of the Clans, technologically superior, bioengineered warriors.

Jaime Wolf has brought all the key leaders of the Inner Sphere together at his base on Outreach in an attempt to put to rest old blood feuds and power struggles. For only if all the Successor States unite their forces do they have any hope of defeating this invasion by warriors equipped with BattleMechs far superior to their own. But old hatreds and suspicions are hard to put aside, and mutual trust even harder to attain. Especially when the very man who asks for that trust has freely admitted to being a former Clansman himself. And even if the Houses should agree to stand together, another threat as fully dangerous lurks within their very midst - ComStar, the sect controlling interstellar communication which is determined to rule all of the Inner Sphere by any means at its disposal... Blood Legacy, volume two of the Blood of Kerensky trilogy, continues the saga of the Clan invasion begun in Lethal Heritage. This explosive trilogy is now back in print by audience demand and is the basis for the top-rated animated series.

With secret aid from ComStar - the Terran-based sect that serves as the keeper of the Inner Sphere's technological secrets and controls interstellar communication the Clans' BattleMech warriors have been incredibly successful in their campaign of invasion. But ComStar has its own reasons for giving aid to the enemy, and if its strategy proves successful, the Inner Sphere worlds will finally be reunited under ComStar's rule. Yet neither the Clans nor the Great Houses of the Inner Sphere are ready to become ComStar's puppets. And within ComStar's upper echelon a new power struggle is about to begin. As the Clans continue their inward drive, with Terra itself as their true goal, can ComStar mobilize the Inner Sphere's last defenses - or will their own internal political warfare provide the final death blow to the empire they are sworn to protect? Lost Destiny concludes the Blood of Kerensky trilogy, which is now back in print by audience demand and is the basis for the top-rated animated series. Don't miss any of the other BATTLETECH titles, which continue the saga of the Clan invasion and the explosive struggle within the Inner Sphere.