This Alien Shore
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Narrated by:
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Kathleen McInerney
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By:
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C. S. Friedman
About this listen
It is the second stage of human colonization - the first age, humanity's initial attempt to people the stars, ended in disaster when it was discovered that Earth's original superluminal drive did permanent genetic damage to all who used it - mutating Earth's far-flung colonists in mind and body. Now, one of Earth's first colonies has given humanity back the stars, but at a high price - a monopoly over all human commerce. And when a satellite in earth's outer orbit is viciously attacked by corporate raiders, an unusual young woman flees to a ship bound for the Up-and-Out.
But her narrow escape does not mean safety. For speeding across the galaxy pursued by ruthless, but unknown adversaries, this young woman will discover a secret which is buried deep inside her psyche - a revelation the universe may not be ready to face....
©1998 C.S. Friedman (P)2011 Audible, Inc.What listeners say about This Alien Shore
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- Kaari Watkins
- 10-07-2022
One of my favorite books.
No matter what we look like, no matter where we are from, no matter how well we think we know each other, we are all aliens to each other.
I have loved this book for decades and I am very pleased with this audio rendition of it.
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- Amazon Customer
- 21-01-2021
Good Story
Author's backwards views on women contaminated otherwise excellent worldbuilding. Author's thoughts on mental disabilities however was quite refreshing. Plot was carried forward by implausible change of hearts. Plot twists were more dues ex machina then the better "It all makes sense, I should've seen that coming".
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