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The Last Dancer by Daniel Keys Moran
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The Last Dancer

by Daniel Keys Moran

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I thought this was a much, much better book than Emerald Eyes. The plot is big, complicated and compelling. The characters are better developed and more interesting. Sedon is particularly compelling--sociopathic villain and heroic Prometheus rolled into one. The A.I. characters play a small, but important role, that clearly leaves plenty of room for further development. Moran's ambitious, many-layered "Tales of Continuing Time" Universe begins to make sense, but still leaves many unanswered questions. After reading The Last Dancer, I can understand both why the series has attracted a fiercely loyal fan base, and why these fans continue to hope for the release of further installments. ( )
  clong | Dec 27, 2007 |
This is the third (?) book in a series that I initially hoped would go on for a good long time, but which appeares to have ended here. Which is a shame, because the books are good fun. ( )
  wenestvedt | Oct 8, 2005 |
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For Holly. I love you.
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In the last hour of sunlight the Dancer fled through the forest covering the base of the mountains.
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2076. All Earth is ruled by one government, the tenuous peace held together by the iron hand of UN troops. As July Fourth approaches, the Unification prepares for riots when Occupied America celebrates its Tricentennial. But forces are gathering that even the elite intelligence units of the government could not have foreseen: Denice Castanaveras and her twin, David, genetically engineered telepaths long believed murdered in the massacre of the "genies" fourteen years before: Sedon, madman, killer, charismatic leader of the Rebs - whose real identity none of his followers suspect; and Dvan, a 51,000-year-old soldier whose sole purpose is the destruction of a corrupt heresy and its most dangerous disciple. Caught in the struggle between Dvan and Sedon, Denice Castanaveras will come to know her true nature and the ancient, force rising within her ....
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