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The Faded Sun | C. J. Cherryh

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The mri race, indestructible until having finally met their match in a war against a new and powerful enemy, are in danger of extinction, leaving three individuals--a warrior, priestess, and human being--to recapture their domination.

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The Faded Sun Trilogy (The Faded Sun #1-3) | C.J. Cherryh

My June #BookSpin pick is book 1 of The Faded Sun, and #doublespin is The Stone Angel. Looking forward to them both!

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The Faded Sun Trilogy Omnibus | C. J. Cherryh

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The Faded Sun Trilogy Omnibus | C. J. Cherryh

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The Faded Sun | C. J. Cherryh

This is one of my favourite books. Wonderfully fleshed-out alien and human characters and well developed alien civilisations. I loved the mri, Niun especially, and their culture was fascinating. It introduced me to the superb writing of C. J. Cherryh, for which I will be always grateful.

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