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Loading... Mid-Flinxby Alan Dean FosterSeries: Pip and Flinx: publishing order (7), Humanx Commonwealth: timeline (552 AA: Pip and Flinx 6)
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. I was looking forward to this book and the next 5 books. That was, until I read this one. I grow tired of one book ending with "I am done searching for my parentage" and the next book starting with "I must discover my parentage". Also, the theme of "I am meant for greater things, but I don't want to do greater things" is starting to get old. Please, Mr. Foster, review the plots for your previous books before writing another sequel! ( )Foster's rich, detailed alien ecologies remain delightful, as he brings one of his most interesting characters into one of his most fascinating worlds. Pursued by those who would use or destroy him, Flinx hides himself on a planet more perilous and wonderous than any he has encountered before, among the people who have adapted to it as it has to them. no reviews | add a review
Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0345383745, Hardcover)Flinx: born in controversy as the product of illegal genetic experiments. Flinx: raised an orphan in the streets of Drallar on the planet Moth. Flinx: the extraordinary young man with a rare flying snake for a companion, always the inadvertent center of danger and galactic intrigue. Now in his twenties, and owner of a remarkable interstellar spacecraft, he wanted nothing more than to sink into obscurity, posing as a tourist on the backwater worlds of the Commonwealth. But even here he could not escape the attention of a rich local bully who was determined to acquire the minidrag Pip for his personal zoo. Flinx wanted only to avoid trouble, but where Flinx and Pip went, trouble followed.Flinx hoped to elude pursuit by fleeing randomly into uncharted space--seemingly the only place he would find the peace he craved. Instead, he made one of the most startling discoveries of his life: a verdant planet covered by an immense jungle, miles deep, hosting an incredible variety of plant and animal life, all of it unknown and all of it deadly. But stranger still, Flinx found humans living there, the descendants of a lost colony ship from the earliest days of human expansion into space. These people called their home Midworld, for the middle levels of the jungle treetops where they lived. Flinx would need their help to survive in this wild and wonderful place, especially when his tenacious pursuers discovered his hiding place.... (retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:03 -0400) The first test round has been closed. Visit the Open Shelves Classification group for details. |
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