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Probability Moon
By Nancy Kress
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Earth discovers abandoned star gates that lead humanity to a genocidal alien race, in this space opera trilogy opener by a Hugo and Nebula Award–winning author.
"The author of Maximum Light blends a taut story of survival and culture shock with a thoughtful exploration of the nature of humanity." —Library Journal
Humankind has expanded out into interstellar space using star gates—technological remnants left behind by an ancient, long-vanished race. But the technology comes with a price. Among...
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