Treasures of Morrow

by H. M. Hoover

Series: Morrow (2)

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Two teenagers with telepathic powers, having spent some time with a more advanced culture, return to their own primitive society and wonder where they really belong.

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fuzzipueo | Apr 24, 2022 |

Tia and Rabbit have reached Morrow after their long ardous journey, but they feel lost in the alien environment and wonder about what life is like back at the base. Along with Ashira and the crew of the Simone 2, they travel back to their old home. HM Hoover has done it again, with a wonderful tale of discovery. Morrow has it's flaws and Tia and Rabbit realise that they can never go back to their old life. Beautiful, lyrical writing by a mistress of the genre. (

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