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SUFFICIENT IS ENOUGHJon and Lobo are back–and opponents on all sides are out to obtain them.   Haunted by recollections of kids he couldn't preserve, Jon Moore becomes so progressively self-destructive that even his closest friend, the super-smart Predator-Course Assault Car, Lobo, is worried.  So when Jon gets both a job offer and a note from a lady from his distant past, he and Lobo jump in the pleasant diversions.That the job is unlawful may be the least of the problems.  They’re pleased to get stolen items from Jon’s quarantined house planet, and their charge is large even to get a job so Extremely illegal.  The causes safeguarding their goals are solid, and the attack group that’s pursuing them is much more dangerous–but Jon and Lobo are utilized to that.  The researcher Jon and Lobo need for the objective comes with an agenda of her very own, but they’ve confronted that issue before.  This time around, however, the data that they and others find spells disaster for Jon. Rushing from planet to planet, Lobo and Jon come finally to your globe so unfriendly that its statues and monuments outnumber its living residents. However eager and out-of choices, they experience their deadliest problems and should make life-changing choices that there certainly is NO HEADING BACKAbout Mark M. Van Name:   “Just after I was considering science-fiction may be around, Mark Van Name demonstrates there are still intelligent, thrilling, psychological sci-fi tales to become told.” –Orson Scott Card on Mark Van Name’s One Jump Ahead “He’s likely to function as the man to beat in the competition for the top of SFdom.” –John Ringo, best-selling author of the “Posleen War” seriesAbout the Jon and Lobo sequence:“[G] owered by break-neck pacing and military-nuanced motion and experience.