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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. This is the beginning of a prequel to "A Thousand Words for Stranger" and despite the fact that that was my least favourite of Julie Czerneda's stories, I loved this new one. As before, her amazing characters and beautifully constructed worlds and societies are matched with a compelling story. I'm looking forwards to the next book! Interesting view of a complex society. Well rounded characters. I will be reading more of this series no reviews | add a review
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The Yena Om'ray lead a marginalised and secluded life, deep in the Lay Swamp, when one Harvest is disturbed by a foreign thing exploding in the air, taking both Harvest and harvesters with it. When they fail to meet the expectations of the Tikitik, coming to take their share of the harvest that's not there the world as Aryl Sarc knows it changes. Forever.
The journey thus begins...
Populated with strong characters this well paced story is the starting point of a tale longer and larger than this single volume. Without having read parts two and three of the trilogy I none the less recommend this book to anyone who has a thing for this kind of yarn. (