Once, the mindship known as The Shadow's Child was a military transport. Once, she leapt effortlessly between stars and planets, carrying troops and crew for a war that tore the Empire apart. Until an ambush killed her crew and left her wounded and broken.Now the war is over, and The Shadow's Child,
The Tea Master and the Detective
โ Scribed by Aliette de Bodard
- Publisher
- Subterranean Press
- Year
- 2018
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 42 KB
- Edition
- First edition
- Category
- Fiction
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โฆ Synopsis
The Shadow's Child is a living mindship that was discharged from military transport service after an injury and now makes a living brewing mind-altering teas to help space travelers. When abrasive and eccentric scholar Long Chau requests a corpse from space for scientific study, the ship accepts the odd assignment. When the body she brings back turns out to have been murdered, Long Chau feels compelled to investigate, dragging The Shadow Child with her.
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