ENOUGH IS ENOUGH<P>Jon and Lobo are back–and everything is about to change.<P> <P>If they both survive.<P>Haunted by memories of children he could not save, Jon Moore is so increasingly self-destructive that even his best friend, the hyper-intelligent Predator-Class Assault Vehicle, Lobo, is worried. When Jon risks meeting a woman from his distant past and undertakes a high-stakes mission, Lobo fears this will be their last.<P> <P>The job is illegal.<P> <P>They have to take on one of the oldest, most powerful men alive.<P> <P>Two different security forces are tracking them.<P> <P> And Jon is falling in love. <P>Desperate and out of options on a world so inhospitable that its statues and monuments outnumber its living inhabitants, Jon and Lobo encounter their deadliest challenges yet. They must make decisions from which there truly is. . .<P>NO GOING BACK <P><b>About Mark L. Van Name:   </b><P>“Just when I was thinking science fiction might be over, Mark Van Name proves that there are still smart, exciting, emotional sci-fi stories to be told.” –Orson Scott Card on Mark Van Name's <I>One Jump Ahead</i><P><I> </i><P>“He's going to be the guy to beat in the race to the top of SFdom.” –John Ringo, best-selling creator of the “Posleen War” series<P><b>About the Jon and Lobo series:</b><P><b>“</b>[P] owered by breakneck pacing and military-nuanced action and adventure. . .Van Name's focus on character development. . . makes for a much more cerebral–and enriching–read.” –<I>Publishers Weekly</i><P> “…an undeniable page-turner…highly entertaining.” –<I>Publishers Weekly</i> on Mark L. Van Name's <I>Slanted Jack</i><P>“Many twists and turns…outstanding action.”  –<I>Midwest Book Review </i>on Mark L. Van Name's <I>One Jump Ahead</i>