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Available
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Publication
Baen / SFBC (1991), 280 pages
Description
Fiction. Science Fiction. HTML: The fate of the galaxy is placed in the hands of Lunzie, who discovers the true nature of a new friend; Fordeliton, who is dying of a mysterious poison; Dupaynil, who is exiled; and Aygar, who tries to prove himself. At the publisher's request, this title is sold without DRM (Digital Rights Management)..
User reviews
LibraryThing member DavidLErickson
This tale begins with Admiral Sassinak's desire for revenge against the aliens who enslaved her a millions of others. Along the way she cobbles together a small band in the pursuit of the truth behind the planetary pirates and the uneasy aliance that has kept war from engulfing all the known
This read began a little slow and appeared to wallow in the mire of politics, but as the story began to come togther the cast of characters and situations turned this into a great experience. I found myself wondering just what was going to happen next as the characters figured their way out of dire straights.
There is a reason why I prefer sci-fi, and this is one.
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worlds.This read began a little slow and appeared to wallow in the mire of politics, but as the story began to come togther the cast of characters and situations turned this into a great experience. I found myself wondering just what was going to happen next as the characters figured their way out of dire straights.
There is a reason why I prefer sci-fi, and this is one.
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LibraryThing member comixminx
What went for the second volume in this series goes even more for this one, except that it has a more action-packed plot that, once you look at it, is in some ways dodgier than what has gone before. Military coup? Yes, but that's alright because we're the good guys, dressed in shining white and
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conspicuously getting on with all the alien races. Show Less
LibraryThing member bunnyjadwiga
This space opera followup to Sassinak show's Elizabeth Moon's hand in its similarity to her other space opera series. Solid entertainment with perhaps too many points of view, still considering what effect differing rates of aging, as a result of coldsleep, has on people, relationships and society.
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This does seem to be the end of the Planet Pirates series. There's some deep backstory for the heavyworlders here, also. Show Less
Language
Original publication date
1992-02-01
Physical description
280 p.; 8.2 inches
Other editions
Generation Warriors by Anne McCaffrey (Paperback)