The Eighth Succession (Scattered Worlds Book 3)
Book Details
Author(s)
Don Sakers
Publisher
Speed-of-C Productions
ISBN / ASIN
B00CNV5QCG
ISBN-13
978B00CNV5QC7
Sales Rank
#1,711,040
Marketplace
United States 🇺🇸
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Description
In the tradition of the Theodore Sturgeon and James H. Schmitz, a new tale of galactic intrigue and adventure . . .
Rikk Hoister is the first of new breed of cloned, paranormal geniuses, able to defeat the Imperial Navy with his mind alone, bound only by a rigid sense of ethics . . .
His cousin Yewanda is equally powerful, and also able to teleport herself anywhere. She’s innocent, inexperienced . . . and just six years old.
When Yewanda sets out on her own to visit Rikk, the galaxy better watch out!
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“Remember when science fiction used to be filled with galactic intrigue and bigger-than-life heroes? The wonderful Don Sakers certainly does! The Eighth Succession is a rip-roaring yarn, impossible to put down. If John W. Campbell's Astounding Stories had been published in an LGBT-friendly era, this is the cover-story serial you'd have been waiting anxiously for each month. What a ride! “
—Robert J. Sawyer, Hugo Award-winning author of Red Planet Blues
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Rikk Hoister is the first of new breed of cloned, paranormal geniuses, able to defeat the Imperial Navy with his mind alone, bound only by a rigid sense of ethics . . .
His cousin Yewanda is equally powerful, and also able to teleport herself anywhere. She’s innocent, inexperienced . . . and just six years old.
When Yewanda sets out on her own to visit Rikk, the galaxy better watch out!
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“Remember when science fiction used to be filled with galactic intrigue and bigger-than-life heroes? The wonderful Don Sakers certainly does! The Eighth Succession is a rip-roaring yarn, impossible to put down. If John W. Campbell's Astounding Stories had been published in an LGBT-friendly era, this is the cover-story serial you'd have been waiting anxiously for each month. What a ride! “
—Robert J. Sawyer, Hugo Award-winning author of Red Planet Blues
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