โ Scribed by C. J. Cherryh
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
It has been two years since the starship Phoenix left Alpha Station on a rescue mission where over four thousand human spacers were under attack by a hostile alien race. Now, exhausted from their journey, the crew of the Phoenix yearns for home. But when the ship makes the jump into atevi space, they learn the worst: that supplies to the station have been cut off; that civil war has broken out on the atevi mainland; that the powerful Western Association has been overthrown; and that Tabini-aiji, Bren Cameron's primary supporter and Ilisidi's grandson and ally, is missing and may be dead.
With no one left to lead the Western Association, Ilisidi and Bren know that the survival of their allies lies in their hands. And with the atevi world at war, the only safe landing strip lies on the human colony at Mospheira. Although there are many dangers inherent in bringing a powerful atevi leader such as Ilisidi onto human lands, Bren realizes they have no other choice. But even if they safely survive their landing, will Bren and Ilisidi together prove strong enough to muster the remaining shards of the Western Association and regain control of their planet?
The long-running Foreigner series can also be enjoyed by more casual genre readers in sub-trilogy installments. Destroyer is the 7th Foreigner novel. It is also the 1st book in the third subtrilogy.
Library : Fantasy
Universes : Third Foreigner [01]
Formats : EPUB
ISBN : 9780756403331
๐ SIMILAR VOLUMES
With the whole of human history altered, Denny Younger may be the last rewinder in existence-- and the last person on earth with a chaser unit capable of time travel. He's caring for his ailing sister, trying to find a way to recharge his device, and being following by a mysterious stranger. When hi
Paperback, 416 pages Published 2003 It has been two years since the starship Phoenix left Alpha Station on a rescue mission where over four thousand human spacers were under attack by a hostile alien race. Now, exhausted from their journey, the crew of the Phoenix yearns for home. But when the sh
They called them the Scrapyard Flotilla. . . In a quarter-century of continuous service the eight destroyers had seen every kind of action at sea. Now they were going to be used on hard-hitting raids that would open the way for an invasion of Occupied Europe. Were the ships chosen for their battle-w