Homecoming Earth (edition 1995)

by Orson Scott Card

Series: Homecoming Saga (omnibus 4-5)

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Title:	Homecoming Earth
Authors:	Orson Scott Card
Info:	Guild America Books (1995), Hardcover
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When refugees from a war-ravaged Earth first settled Harmony, they built a master computer as a guardian of the peace--a machine designed to keep people from developing the technology that devastated their old world. Their descendants, genetically altered to receive the computer's transmissions, worshiped its voice withing--what they called the Oversoul.