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Mirror Space: Sentients of Orion, Book 3 (edition 2009)

by Marianne De Pierres

Series: Sentients of Orion (3)

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Third in the Sentients of Orion space opera series--"one of the most accomplished and best modern SF offerings out there" (Fantasy Book Critic). With her home planet of Araldis under occupation by hostile forces, and the Orion League of Sentient Species unable--or unwilling--to help, Mira Fedor is forced to turn to the mercenary captain, Rast Randall, if she is to save her home. Having Rast on her side means she can thwart political constraints and enact her own game of ruthlessness. As hidden strategies of her allies and enemies alike are revealed, Mira wonders why the philosophers of Scolar have been targeted? And how far does the Extropist influence extend into Orion space? Is everyone set to achieve their separate goals, or has one devastating agenda been set in motion? Mira fears that these puzzling events are all leading toward a single and terrifying conclusion . . . Marianne de Pierres' epic Sentients of Orion series has been called "a grand space opera" (The Times Literary Supplement) and "brilliant in all senses of the word" (Sean Williams). All four books were shortlisted for the prestigious Aurealis Award, with the final book winning for best novel.   … (more)
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Title:Mirror Space: Sentients of Orion, Book 3
Authors:Marianne De Pierres
Info:Orbit (2009), Paperback, 432 pages
Collections:Your library, To read, Dead tree books, Sweden.
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Although I didn't enjoy the story as much as the first two, I think the characters and the plot were better developed in this one. For the first time, I found myself actually relating to the characters, rather than them just being names on a piece of paper.

The ending was rather interesting too and makes me want to hastily start the fourth and final installment. ( )
  ashooles | Oct 17, 2011 |
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  jim.antares | Nov 12, 2015 |
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Falling in love was like being shot out into space wearing an EVA suit with five minutes' air supply left.
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Third in the Sentients of Orion space opera series--"one of the most accomplished and best modern SF offerings out there" (Fantasy Book Critic). With her home planet of Araldis under occupation by hostile forces, and the Orion League of Sentient Species unable--or unwilling--to help, Mira Fedor is forced to turn to the mercenary captain, Rast Randall, if she is to save her home. Having Rast on her side means she can thwart political constraints and enact her own game of ruthlessness. As hidden strategies of her allies and enemies alike are revealed, Mira wonders why the philosophers of Scolar have been targeted? And how far does the Extropist influence extend into Orion space? Is everyone set to achieve their separate goals, or has one devastating agenda been set in motion? Mira fears that these puzzling events are all leading toward a single and terrifying conclusion . . . Marianne de Pierres' epic Sentients of Orion series has been called "a grand space opera" (The Times Literary Supplement) and "brilliant in all senses of the word" (Sean Williams). All four books were shortlisted for the prestigious Aurealis Award, with the final book winning for best novel.   

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