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Eyes of the Void by Adrian Tchaikovsky · Booklabria

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Eyes of the Void

Science FictionSpace Opera

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First published: 2022
Language: English
Editions: 6

Synopsis

Sequel to Shards of Earth. An Architect almost destroyed humanity's foremost colony, until Idris Telemmier turned it aside. But that was just the start of the war - and now no planet is safe. Ancient artefacts once repelled these vast aliens, but they are now terrifyingly ineffective. However, the ruins of a lost civilization offer hope.

Subjects: Science Fiction
Space Opera
Characters: Idris Telemmier
Havaer Mundy

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