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Aug 11, 2009
One of the hardest things for any writer to do is to write an adequate sequel to an already well-written novel. Too often sequels fall short of the previous novel, and fans are left pleased, angry, or disappointed. But this is not true of Terra Insegura. The sequel to Marseguro, published last year by DAW, Terra Insegura is an action-packed thrill-ride that outshines its predecessor.
Terra Insegura begins where Marseguro left off. The plague released by Dr. Christianson-Wood to fe More...
Terra Insegura begins where Marseguro left off. The plague released by Dr. Christianson-Wood to fe More...
Jul 12, 2009
Terra Insegura continues the adventures of the Selkies (a race of genetically modified humans that share DNA with seals) and the "nonmods" (the humans) who have left their home planet of Marseguro (also the title of the first book) to travel to Earth. It follows two main protagonists and one of the best villains to appear in literature since Iago convinced Othello to do terrible, terrible things. The Marsegurites must help the people of Earth, some of the same people who want to destro
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Jun 05, 2009
Meh. Good enough to finish once I had started, but nothing really special about the story, characters, or world.
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