Strings

Dave Duncan

ISBN 10: 0345361911 / ISBN 13: 9780345361912

Published by Del Rey January 1990, 1990

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Shelf and spine wear -- reader's copy.

Seller Inventory # 199396

Bibliographic Details

• Title: Strings
• Publisher: Del Rey January 1990
• Publication Date: 1990
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0345361911
• ISBN 13: 9780345361912
• Binding: Mass Market Paperback
• Illustrator: Neal McPheeters (cover)
• Condition: Used - Acceptable
• Seller catalogs:
  • Fantasy and Sci-Fi

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Synopsis

Alya's hunches were never wrong. So the scientists of 4-I were happy to promise her a place in the next offworld colonization team if she agreed to assess the potential of the latest worlds they had discovered. Then she met Cedric, the grandson of 4-I's brilliant and tyrannical director, and for the first time ever she began to doubt her uncanny intuition.

Cedric dreamed of becoming a scout and exploring other worlds. When he met the lovely Alya he was more determined than ever to leave Earth -- with her. His grandmother, though, needed him as a pawn in her Machiavellian plot to cover up a murder and protect 4-I itself from being destroyed.

She had no intention of letting him go. But the director underestimated her grandson -- and the woman whose destiny seemed linked with his . . .

From the Inside Flap

es were never wrong. So the scientists of 4-I were happy to promise her a place in the next offworld colonization team if she agreed to assess the potential of the latest worlds they had discovered. Then she met Cedric, the grandson of 4-I's brilliant and tyrannical director, and for the first time ever she began to doubt her uncanny intuition.

Cedric dreamed of becoming a scout and exploring other worlds. When he met the lovely Alya he was more determined than ever to leave Earth -- with her. His grandmother, though, needed him as a pawn in her Machiavellian plot to cover up a murder and protect 4-I itself from being destroyed.

She had no intention of letting him go. But the director underestimated her grandson -- and the woman whose destiny seemed linked with his . . .