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An Ancient Peace
- Narrated by: Marguerite Gavin
- Length: 11 hrs and 52 mins
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Publisher's Summary
The centuries-long war between the Confederation and The Others, a group of violent alien species, is over. Intergalactic peace is finally restored. Torin Kerr and her crew of ex-marine friends have gone freelance using their military experience as guns for hire. But this calm equilibrium cannot last.
Someone is searching for the lost weapons of the H'san: powerful tools capable of destroying entire planets. Though the H'san gave up fighting long ago, the reappearance of their weapons would no doubt lead to a devastating war. It is up to Torin Kerr and her team to fix this problem before it explodes. But the more Torin learns about the relationship between the Elder and Younger races, the more she fears war might be unavoidable....
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"An intriguing alien race, a likeable protagonist, a fast moving plot, and a rousing ending. What more could you ask for?" (Science Fiction Chronicle)
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- N. Hill
- 03-06-2022
Entertaining sci-fi! Scary H'san!
I love so many things about the Confederacy world that Tuff has created, but probably the thing I love best is the fluidity of concepts like gender and sex when dealing with a multi-species military confederacy. There is no particular focus on it, but it permeates every realistic consideration the characters make, especially when it comes to capabilities, injuries, and interpersonal interactions. Whether a di'Taykan's hair flipping means "up yours" or "pfft, please! I've got this" or the fact that Krai are fantastic climbers but crap at flat running. Our former NCO turned contractor, Torin Kerr, has to know all these things in order to best use her soldiers and get everyone out alive. This adventure is a fun addition to the series and kind of dreadful with what they find in the H'san crypts. Torin Kerr is also dealing with her PTSD, and I really appreciate the fact that Huff shows this is very realistic ways. It's the little things, the tiny moments, that showcase deep and complex trauma. While there was probably more gun-fighting action in the first Confederacy books, this one still packs in plenty of it at the end. Highly recommended for anyone who likes complex settings without info dumps and LGBT+ representation that is just an integral part of the world, rather than an exception.
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