<i>NEW YORK TIMES&nbsp;</i>BEST-SELLING AUTHOR. NEW EDITION OF THE BOOK THAT STARTED THE VOKOSIGAN SAGA LEGEND!<br><br>Discharged from the Barrarayan academy after flunking the physical, a discouraged Miles Vorkosigan takes possession of a jumpship and becomes the leader of a mercenary force that expands to a fleet of treasonous proportions.<br>&nbsp;<br><b>About Lois McMaster Bujold’s Vorkosigan Saga:</b><br><br>&quot;The pace is breathless, the characterization thoughtful and emotionally powerful, and the author's narrative technique and command of language compelling. Highly recommended.&quot;—<i>Booklist</i><br><br><i>&nbsp;</i>&quot;[<i>The Warrior's Apprentice</i>] would work just fine. . . as the introduction to the series as a whole. I suspect that anybody who reads one will be as charmed as I was and want to pick up the rest.&quot;—<i>SF Site</i><br><br><i>&nbsp;</i>&quot;If you love solid space opera rooted in strong character, you can't go wrong. . . .<i>The Warrior's Apprentice</i> already displays the craft and the heart which would soon make Lois McMaster Bujold one of the most feted talents in SF.&quot;—<i>SF Reviews</i><br><br><b>About Vorkosigan series entry <i>Diplomatic Immunity</i>:</b><br>“Bujold is adept at world-building and provides a witty, character-centered plot, full of exquisite grace notes. . . fans will be thoroughly gripped and likely to finish the book in a single sitting.”—<i>Publishers Weekly</i><br><br><b>The Vorkosigan Series in Story-based Chronological Order</b><br><i>Falling Free</i><br><i>Shards of Honor</i><br><i>Barrayar</i><br><i>The Warrior's Apprentice</i><br><i>The Vor Game</i><br><i>Cetaganda</i><br><i>Ethan of Athos</i><br><i>Borders of Infinity</i><br><i>Brothers in Arms</i><br><i>Mirror Dance</i><br><i>Memory</i><br><i>Komarr</i><br><i>A Civil Campaign</i><br><i>Diplomatic Immunity</i><br><i>Captain Vorpatril's Alliance</i><br><i>CryoBurn</i><br><i>Gentleman Jole and the Red Queen</i>