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Trilogy Revisited
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Book One: Star Rashanon
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(85,000 words, science-fiction) Aided by evolved humans called stargods, Villimy Dy and Chayn
Jahil are orphans of scattered legions of archaic humanity who slept away the
eons in transports escaping the galactic invasion of the Galaxy of Man by the
Kigon.
Dedicating their lives to helping humanity who seek refuge among the stars of
Andromeda, Chayn and Villimy encounter Star Rashanon, a civilization preparing
for war with the Blackstar aliens, paralyzed by fear and dying a slow death of
attrition before the conflict is even begun. Accused of being agents of
the Dark Stargod, Chayn and Villimy battle religious tyranny, fanaticism and
terror in their desperate attempt to escape worlds facing imminent destruction.
Book Two: Hydrabyss
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(75,000 words, science-fiction) Chayn Jahil and
Villimy Dy continue their adventures when they encounter a Kigon starship
circling a dwarf red sun in the halo of ancient suns surrounding the central
regions of Andromeda. Within the depths of a water world boiling away in
the cool heat of its primary, Chayn and Villimy encounter refugee humans, a race
who have build cities on asteroids dropped into the depths of the planetary
ocean, and a self-modified species of water-faring human who have build reefs of
life modified from their own DNA. They encounter a war between a people
desperate for METAL and an alien artificial intelligence who was once humanity's
only hope for survival, an electronic god holding captive the souls of millions
and the key to the survival of a people blinded by the panic of their own
approaching extinction.
Book Three: Nemydia Deep
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(85,00 words, science-fiction) Chayn Jahil and
Villimy Dy's final adventure takes them to the Nemydia Deep, a nebula sculpted
by exploding suns, inhabited by the most alien of all beings. The paradise
of one species is the living hell of another, and humanity has been driven from
the suns dying at the hand of the Nemydians, running haplessly into the arms of an
intelligence fated to end all human life within Andromeda. The Guardians
of the Worlds of Man were to have arrived in Andromeda prior to the first of the
sublight transports fleeing the Kigon invasion. An encounter with a mindspider, the same life form that ended Villimy Dy's people's bid for survival in
Andromeda, disrupted the Guardian timetable. The Guardians arrived late
and found Andromeda teeming with life that its Programming says cannot possibly
be human. A million Earth-like worlds have been terraformed by a
benefactor turned destroyer of unrecognized humanity.
Battlefields of Silence
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(76,000 words, science-fiction) War will be humanity's nemesis
until it threatens the very survival of the species. War is anger and rage, but
it can also be waged in fear, and it is with fear, especially fear of the
unknown, that humanity can gain insight into its behavior and stay its hand.
In centuries to come, humanity has ruined its world and moved into space.
In doing so, it has adapted to life in a zero gravity environment and exiled
itself from its own home world turned paradise in its absence. But there
are strange visitors living upon the Earth, and alien forces moving in from
the stars, and the warring Inner System Alliance and the Outer System Federation
are forced to join forces in defense against a rogue Jovan pilot and renegade
Lunan anthropologist and a race of parthenogenic women who will guide them in their
confrontation with those who rule the stars.
Battlefields was published with the Timequest Trilogy, but is not a part of that
story line...
Timequest Trilogy Revisited
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individual novels for free reads)
All three of the original Timequest Trilogy novels rewritten under their original titles,
originally published by Nordon in 1981 under their Leisure imprint and reprinted
by Nordon's successor, Dorchester in 1985.
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