The worlds orbiting Cavanagh's Star are in turmoil.
Civil war on Umeh—ignited by outsiders—threatens to annihilate the teeming masses of a grossly overpopulated planet. On Bezer'ej, the handful of native aquatic creatures who survived extermination must take extraordinary and terrible steps to ensure the future of their kind . . .
And the interlopers from a distant planet called Earth can only watch the chaos they helped, in part, to create—knowing their home world will be next to suffer.
The day of reckoning is rapidly approaching when the powerful Eqbas will remake the Earth at the expense of its dominant species. And Shan Frankland—once a police officer, once human, now something much more—must decide where her loyalties truly lie: among the gethes, on a planet she once called home, or here, where a dying species presents her with a new and unexpected crisis.
The worlds orbiting Cavanagh's Star are in turmoil.
Civil war on Umeh—ignited by outsiders—threatens to annihilate the teeming masses of a grossly overpopulated planet. On Bezer'ej, the handful of native aquatic creatures who survived extermination must take extraordinary and terrible steps to ensure the future of their kind . . .
And the interlopers from a distant planet called Earth can only watch the chaos they helped, in part, to create—knowing their home world will be next to suffer.
The day of reckoning is rapidly approaching when the powerful Eqbas will remake the Earth at the expense of its dominant species. And Shan Frankland—once a police officer, once human, now something much more—must decide where her loyalties truly lie: among the gethes, on a planet she once called home, or here, where a dying species presents her with a new and unexpected crisis.
| ISBN-13: | 9780061739163 |
|---|---|
| Publisher: | HarperCollins |
| Publication date: | 03/17/2009 |
| Series: | Wess'Har Series , #5 |
| Sold by: | HARPERCOLLINS |
| Format: | eBook |
| Pages: | 400 |
| File size: | 1 MB |
I first came across Karen Traviss’s work not in a book, but in the February 2003 issue of Aismov’s Science Fiction: “Suitable for the Orient,” an enthralling short story about a medic on a far-off world who must come to terms with a colonial legacy while interacting with an indigenous species. If was memorable enough that I followed her […]
