“Fight for Life” by Murray Leinster. Prize Science Fiction Novels No. 10 (1949). Uncredited cover art.
“How often will the Laws of Chance make a wish come true? Suppose you could overcome the Laws of Chance and make every wish happen the way you want it to?
“In a bombed-out U.S.A., overrun by a horde of unseen enemies operating from space ships, a lone scientist finds himself designated as the protector of the few remaining men, women and children. How he saves these people and himself by overcoming the Laws of Chance and through the use of radioactive material, makes one of the most fascinating science fiction novels, written by one of the most popular of pseudo-science writers.” [From the Introduction]
“Fight for Life” by Murray Leinster. Prize Science Fiction Novels No. 10 (1949). Uncredited cover art.
“How often will the Laws of Chance make a wish come true? Suppose you could overcome the Laws of Chance and make every wish happen the way you want it to?
“In a bombed-out U.S.A., overrun by a horde of unseen enemies operating from space ships, a lone scientist finds himself designated as the protector of the few remaining men, women and children. How he saves these people and himself by overcoming the Laws of Chance and through the use of radioactive material, makes one of the most fascinating science fiction novels, written by one of the most popular of pseudo-science writers.” [From the Introduction]