Pock's World
β Scribed by Dave Duncan
- Publisher
- Open Road Media Sci-Fi & Fantasy;Open Road Integrated Media
- Year
- 2009;2014
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 338 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN
- 1497634539
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β¦ Synopsis
Journey to a quarantined planet in this "entertaining, fast-moving, and thoughtful" science fiction novel (S. M. Stirling).
On the outskirts of the Ayne Sector sits Pock's World. Years ago, humankind settled the planet. Now, it might or might not have been infested by humanoid aliens, hidden amongst the populace, waiting to interbreed and use humans as incubators for their parasitic spawn.
Five people are chosen to travel to the quarantined Pock's World to find out whether it should be sterilized of all lifeβa ruthless priest, a scandal-seeking reporter, an ambitious politician, a bureaucrat, and a questionable billionaire. Each has his or her own agenda as to what they wish to find on that distant planet. Instead, they discover the unexpectedβa web of deceit, love, politics, and religion. With very little time left, there don't seem to be any simple answers in the complicated universe of Pock's World.
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