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Laddar... Medusa: A Tiger by the Tail (The Four Lords of the Diamond, Vol. 4) (utgåvan 1983)av Jack L. Chalker
VerkdetaljerMedusa: a Tiger by the Tail av Jack L. Chalker
   Det finns inga diskussioner på LibraryThing om den här boken.  Oleksandr_Zholud | Jan 9, 2019 |  [Update 1/30/2016...Yes, I did reread it again. One more time and this will have to get bumped to five stars. One of best series Chalker wrote, and one of my favorite series ever.] Nice wrap of a classic series. One I know I'll re-read again. (  ) Razinha | May 23, 2017 | The final novel in the Four Lords of the Diamond series. The epilogue is quite long and requires recollection of the other three novels. Fascinating alien schema. (  ) skraft001 | Feb 5, 2017 | Great book (  ) rzornow | Oct 18, 2006 | inga recensioner | lägg till en recension
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This is Final Book (Book Four) of the Epic Tetralogy, The Four Lords of the Diamond. **** Aliens are spying on Earth from one of the four worlds that make up the Warden Diamond. But it is impossible to send agents to any of the four worlds because of unique microscopic symbionts that make it impossible for visitors to leave the Diamond. **** Seeking a unique solution, each of the four worlds making up the Diamond is sent a person whose mind has been stripped of everything and who is now controlled by an agent of the Confederacy. **** This frozen world is the last of the four worlds to be explored. But are Tarin Bul and his controller up to the job? The secret powers of the hated dictator, Lord Ypsir, are far more extensive than had been anticipated and may prove too much for them. Can the Agent With No Name save the mission? Inga biblioteksbeskrivningar kunde hittas. |
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While it is true that some stuff is, as another reviewer put it “an extended male adolescent wish fulfillment”, but still there are a lot of interesting thoughts and twists. Why far from the best SF of the 1980s, it is still a slid and enjoyable read, especially if you don’t come to it with modern political correctness attitudes.
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