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In the Heart of Darkness by Eric Flint
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In the Heart of Darkness

by Eric Flint

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The second in Flint and Drake's Belisarius series. Two supercomputers from the far future have travelled back to the ancient world. One, in India, is driving the Malwa empire to cruel world conquest. The other, in Justinian's Constantinople, is guiding the great general Belisarius to stand against them. War, mayhem, intrigue, and weapons development ensue. ( )
readinggeek451 | Jun 13, 2009 |  
The second in Flint and Drake's Belisarius series. Two supercomputers from the far future have travelled back to the ancient world. One, in India, is driving the Malwa empire to cruel world conquest. The other, in Justinian's Constantinople, is guiding the great general Belisarius to stand against them. War, mayhem, intrigue, and weapons development ensue. ( )
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khms | Nov 10, 2007 |  
A gripping tale. The characters are compelling and heroic. The story is imaginative and exciting. ( )
tshare | Jun 28, 2007 |  
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