David Starr, Space Ranger: The novel is set in 2100, when humanity has spread among the worlds of the Solar System as well as planets orbiting other stars. The most powerful organization in the Solar System is the Council of Science, which deals with mysterious threats to the System's people.
David Starr is an orphaned biophysicist who has just qualified for membership in the Council of Science. In a restaurant in Earth's capital city, Starr sees another diner die. He learns from his guardians (and fellow Council members) Augustus Henree and Hector Conway that there have been some 200 deaths in the last four months. Although there has been no trace of food poison, all the victims died while eating produce raised on Mars. Conway and Henree fear that the deaths are part of a conspiracy to panic the people of Earth. Starr travels undercover to Mars to try to learn what connection the deaths have to the Martian Farming Syndicates.
Lucky Starr and the Pirates of the Asteroids: A year has passed since the events in David Starr, Space Ranger. In that time the spaceship TSS Waltham Zachary has been taken and gutted by pirates based in the asteroid belt, and David "Lucky" Starr has come up with a plan to deal with them. The Council of Science has announced a project to thoroughly survey the asteroids, and the Atlas will be the first ship to conduct that survey. The Atlas, however, is a trap: it is unmanned, and as soon as the pirates capture it and bring it to their hidden asteroid base, it will explode. But Starr has a hidden motive for suggesting the Atlas project: twenty-five years earlier, space pirates attacked his father's ship, and both of Starr's parents were killed. Now, the pirates of the asteroids are back, and Starr intends to confront them in person.
Lucky Starr and the Oceans of Venus: Shortly after returning from the Asteroid Belt, David "Lucky" Starr learns that there is trouble on Venus. His Science Academy roommate Lou Evans had been sent to investigate, but the Council of Science office on Venus has requested that he be recalled and investigated for corruption. So Starr goes there and finds that something is very very wrong with the planet itself...
Lucky Starr and the Big Sun of Mercury: t has been a year since the events in Lucky Starr and the Oceans of Venus, and in that time a government-funded research project, Project Light, has been set up at the astronomical observatory on Mercury's north pole. The object of Project Light is to conduct research into the newly-discovered science of sub-etheric optics with a view to routing solar energy through hyperspace. The head of Project Light is the leading scientist in sub-etheric optics, Scott Mindes. A series of accidents has plagued Project Light, though, and David "Lucky" Starr and John Bigman Jones are sent to investigate...
Lucky Starr and the Moons of Jupiter: For six years, Jupiter IX has been the site of a secret project to develop an antigravity, or Agrav, space drive. However, the Council of Science learns that information from the project is being leaked to the Sirians. A month after returning from Mercury, David "Lucky" Starr and John Bigman Jones are sent to Jupiter IX to investigate. Starr brings along a V-frog from Venus to aid in his investigation.
Lucky Starr and the Rings of Saturn: Six weeks after returning from the Jovian system, David "Lucky" Starr receives an urgent visit from Hector Conway, Chief Councilman of the Council of Science. The Council has been sweeping up the Sirian spy ring uncovered by Starr in the Jovian system, but the head of the ring, Jack Dorrance, has eluded capture and escaped from Earth in his one-man spaceship, The Net of Space. A fleet led by Councilman Ben Wessilewsky is in hot pursuit, but there is only one ship that can catch up with Dorrance, and that is Starr's own Shooting Starr....
Note: I mucked up the book numbering and made "Lucky Starr & the Big Sun of Mercury" as the third book, it's actually the fourth book and "Lucky Starr & the Oceans of Venus" is actually the third book.
Also I don't have the second book... If someone happens to have it please contact me at protik09@gmail.com or leave a note in the comments box.
Download Links:
Asimov, Isaac - Lucky Starr 01 - David Starr - Space Ranger.rar
Asimov, Isaac - Lucky Starr 02 - Pirates of the Asteroids.rar
Asimov, Isaac - Lucky Starr 03 - And the Big Sun of Mercury.rar
Asimov, Isaac - Lucky Starr 04 - Oceans of Venus.rar
Asimov, Isaac - Lucky Starr 05 - And the Moons of Jupiter.rar
Asimov, Isaac - Lucky Starr 06 - And the Rings of Saturn.rar
I, Robot is a collection of nine science fiction short stories by Isaac Asimov. The stories are woven together as if Dr. Susan Calvin is telling them to a reporter (the narrator) in the 21st century.
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