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 Second Wave - Anne McCaffrey, Elizabeth Ann Scarborough
Newest Review: ... You will also need to read the first in this series, "First Warning". In "Second Wave" the plague is no ... more  ... longer killing people but will start to attack in a new way. Khorii's parents, Acorna Harakamian-Li and Aari, along with their friends Captain Jonas Becker, RK (Roadkill) the cat and Maak the android are in quarantine, still infected with the plague organisms which only Khorii can see. She sets off with her cat Khiindi, and her android brother Elviiz to try to find out how the plague works, but all does not go to plan, with interruptions from new friends, space pirates, Marl Fidd, and the arrival of Khorii's ...more |
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Second Wave - Anne McCaffrey, Elizabeth Ann Scarborough: The plague is mutating... (398 words)
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This book is the ninth book in the series begun with Anne McCaffrey and Margaret Ball's "Acorna the Unicorn Girl" and the second in the continuation series, Acorna's Children, following on from the original books centred around Acorna. The original Acorna books are a must-read if you are to completely understand the setting for these books, as very little background information is given in this novel, and events and characters from the previous stories are referred to frequently. You will also need to read the first in this series, "First Warning". In "Second Wave" the plague is no longer killing people but will start to attack in ... Read the complete review
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