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    Veiled Alliances

    By Kevin J. Anderson

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    A prequel novella to Kevin J. Anderson’s bestselling space opera epic, The Saga of Seven Suns.
    It is a time of great beginnings. Set a century before the grand events of the Saga of Seven Suns, Veiled Alliances chronicles the origin of the green priests on Theroc, the first Roamer skymining operations on a gas-giant planet, the discovery of the Klikiss robots entombed in an abandoned alien city, the initial Ildiran expedition to Earth, the rescue of the generation ship Burton and the tragedy that leads to sinister breeding experiments.
    Veiled Alliances is an excellent starting point for readers new to the Saga, as well as an unforgettable adventure for fans of the series.

    BONUS: This edition also includes the complete script for the Wildstorm/DC Comics graphic novel of Veiled Alliances.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWordFire Press
    Release dateNov 12, 2016
    ISBN9781614755142
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    Veiled Alliances
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    Kevin J. Anderson

    Kevin J. Anderson has published more than eighty novels, including twenty-nine national bestsellers. He has been nominated for the Nebula Award, the Bram Stoker Award, and the SFX Reader's Choice Award. His critically acclaimed original novels include Captain Nemo, Hopscotch, and Hidden Empire. He has also collaborated on numerous series novels, including Star Wars, The X-Files, and Dune. In his spare time, he also writes comic books. He lives in Wisconsin.

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      Anderson's Saga of the Seven Suns is a rich and sprawling science fiction epic. This gorgeously rendered graphic novel provides background information for the series - a prequel. Most of the story can be gleaned from the first two novels of the series. However, this is an alternative format (graphic novel) that is a nice companion to the series. The plot is limited but clearly revealed and leads directly into the series. The art work is excellent and the dialog easy to follow. Full color throughout, glossy pages. A worthwhile addition to the "Saga."