After ten thousand years in exile, the cyber-warriors return in their fleet of spaceships to the planet that rejected them: Earth.
Other Series by L.E. Modesitt, Jr.
The Saga of Recluce
The Imager Portfolio
The Corean Chronicles
The Spellsong Cycle
The Ghost Books
The Ecolitan Matter
The Forever Hero
Timegod's World
Other Books
The Green Progression
Hammer of Darkness
The Parafaith War
Adiamante
Gravity Dreams
The Octagonal Raven
Archform: Beauty
The Ethos Effect
Flash
The Eternity Artifact
The Elysium Commission
Viewpoints Critical
Haze
Empress of Eternity
The One-Eyed Man
Solar Express
Industry Reviews
"Strong military action, slick social maneuvering, and a good deal of psychological tension." --San Diego Union-Tribune"Mr. Modesitt does not merely posit a threatened Utopia; he spells out in great detail the rules and regulations that govern daily life....because he dares to be explicit about first principles, the narrative assumes the shape of an intellectual suspense story: how can the manifestly decent people of Old Earth defend themselves against aggression without violating their deeply held beliefs? The answer is both morally persuasive and emotionally wrenching." --The New York Times"Immensely enjoyable and beautifully written--easily Modesitt's best yet." --Robert J. Sawyer Strong military action, slick social maneuvering, and a good deal of psychological tension. San Diego Union-Tribune Mr. Modesitt does not merely posit a threatened Utopia; he spells out in great detail the rules and regulations that govern daily life....because he dares to be explicit about first principles, the narrative assumes the shape of an intellectual suspense story: how can the manifestly decent people of Old Earth defend themselves against aggression without violating their deeply held beliefs? The answer is both morally persuasive and emotionally wrenching. The New York Times Immensely enjoyable and beautifully written--easily Modesitt's best yet. Robert J. Sawyer" Strong military action, slick social maneuvering, and a good deal of psychological tension. "San Diego Union-Tribune" Mr. Modesitt does not merely posit a threatened Utopia; he spells out in great detail the rules and regulations that govern daily life....because he dares to be explicit about first principles, the narrative assumes the shape of an intellectual suspense story: how can the manifestly decent people of Old Earth defend themselves against aggression without violating their deeply held beliefs? The answer is both morally persuasive and emotionally wrenching. "The New York Times" Immensely enjoyable and beautifully written--easily Modesitt's best yet. "Robert J. Sawyer"" "Strong military action, slick social maneuvering, and a good deal of psychological tension."--"San Diego Union-Tribune" "Mr. Modesitt does not merely posit a threatened Utopia; he spells out in great detail the rules and regulations that govern daily life....because he dares to be explicit about first principles, the narrative assumes the shape of an intellectual suspense story: how can the manifestly decent people of Old Earth defend themselves against aggression without violating their deeply held beliefs? The answer is both morally persuasive and emotionally wrenching."--"The New York Times" "Immensely enjoyable and beautifully written--easily Modesitt's best yet."--Robert J. Sawyer
