The Heritage Of Hastur
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9 primary books#2 in Second Age: After the Comyn
Second Age: After the Comyn is a 9-book series with 9 released primary works first released in 1958 with contributions by Marion Zimmer Bradley, Elisabeth Waters, and Deborah J. Ross.
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27 primary books#9 in Darkover (Publication Order)
Darkover (Publication Order) is a 27-book series with 27 released primary works first released in 1958 with contributions by Marion Zimmer Bradley, Diana L. Paxson, and Cynthia McQuillin.
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27 primary books#19 in Darkover (Chronological Order)
Darkover (Chronological Order) is a 27-book series with 27 released primary works first released in 1958 with contributions by Marion Zimmer Bradley, Deborah J. Ross, and Mercedes Lackey.
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23 primary books27 released books#9 in Darkover (Publication Order - Primary Works)
Darkover (Publication Order - Primary Works) is a 27-book series with 27 released primary works first released in 1958 with contributions by Marion Zimmer Bradley, Mercedes Lackey, and Deborah J. Ross.
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The Darkover universe is one of my favorites. Ms Bradley did a great job of intuiting the culture of some peoples of our Earth today, to a future that I can follow and found believable.
I'd read this book a couple times from my own physical library but today it's much easier to read via audio so I'm grateful Recorded Books took the time to convert it to audio for my use.
This book has nice transitions back and forth between 2 primary characters because the shift is provided in the chapter title. One of my personal pet peeves is no visual or audible clue of perspective / time shift.
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