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 Acorna's Children: Third Watch - Anne McCaffrey
Newest Review: ... follows Khorii and Ariin as they travel back in time to the place where Ariin had been held prisoner until she escaped in ... more  ... "Second Wave", alongside the adventures of Khiindi/Grimalkin, who once dropped off in an earlier time by Ariin to keep him out of the way, is able to shapeshift, and once he has obtained the right device, catch up with the unicorn girls. They are trying to find the origins of the plague, which Ariin realised has something to do with the mysterious and powerful Friends, so that they can learn how to defeat it.
This book was as enjoyable as the previous novels in the series, the characterisation wasn't reall...more |
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Acorna's Children: Third Watch (Acorna 10)
Pages: 400, Paperback, Corgi Books Last Update 17.12.2009 05:58
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Acorna's Children: Third Watch - Anne McCaffrey: Finally the plague is defeated (356 words)
by - written on 19/01/09 (Very useful, 70 readings)
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This is the tenth and final book of the Acorna series and completes the Acorna's Children storyline that began in "First Warning", the ending ties up all the loose ends so I don't expect there will be another sequel. It is the third book in the Acorna's Children series and it is essential that you read the previous books before reading this as there is no opening summary. "Third Watch" follows Khorii and Ariin as they travel back in time to the place where Ariin had been held prisoner until she escaped in "Second Wave", alongside the adventures of Khiindi/Grimalkin, who once dropped off in an earlier time by Ariin to keep him out ... Read the complete review
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