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Mccaffrey, Anne Crystal Line
New York Del Rey 1992 0345379845 / 9780345379849 1st Edition, 1st Printing Hardcover Very Good Very Good
Series title: Crystal Singer Series
The third volume of a series that began with Crystal Singer featuring Killashandra Ree. She is one of the rare individuals with perfect pitch who can find and cut the Ballybran crystals on which much of the galaxy's economy is based. Based on dust jacket: Crystal singing brought ecstasy and pain, near-eternal life -and an increasing loss of memory. Over the years, Killashandra had accumulated a multitude of painful memories she could easily afford to forget. But she hadn't counted on the loneliness and emptiness a person could feel. Fortunately for Killashandra, someone still cared enough to try to salvage what was left of her memory and her talents. But in order to avail herself of the new technique, Killashandra would have to learn to open herself up. Crystal had destroyed her memory...and only crystal could restore it... if she dared!
Dust jacket rear shows rubbing on black-colored areas. Cover and all pages clean, firmly attached. No tears or marks.
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5.94 USD
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McCaffrey, Anne Crystal Singer
Garden City, NY Ballantine Books 1982 0345285980 / 9780345285980 First Edition Mass Market Paperback Good Very Good
An unforgetable story that will touch you deeply with its incisive depiction of the human thirst for the ultimate, embodied in the main character Killashandra Ree. 311 pp
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5.23 USD
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McCaffrey, Anne Damia's Children (Rowan)
New York Ace/Putnam 1993 039913817X / 9780399138171 First Printing Hardcover Very Good Good
From dust jacket flap:... here is the Rowan's next generation of passionate and talented descendents. The legacy of the Rowan, whose telepathic powers and stunning beauty remain as strong as ever, lies in the psychic Talent she has passed on to her children -- and to their children. Damia, her tempestuous daughter, more powerful than the Rowan herself, detected the menace of an enormous enemy armada streaking toward her planet.. she deflected that attack... but she did not destroy them. The mysterious enemy now knows the levels of psychic protection it can expect from humanity. Fortunately, Talent can be both innate and taught, and the combined abilities of Damia's is children are even greater than her own. Now rather than simply drive the attackers away, it's time for humans to confront them face to face.
Printed on acid-free paper, which resists yellowing and brittleness as it ages. No marks handwriting or underlining. Dust jacket is scuffed but has no tears.
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6.60 USD
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McCaffrey, Anne Freedom's Ransom
New York Putnam 2002 0399148892 / 9780399148897 First printing Hardcover New Very Good
Series title: Freedom Series
From dust jacket inner flap: Finally Botany is free. The colonists of Freedom's Landing, who were dropped on this world as terrified slaves of the alien Catteni have become an independent people. They raise their own food make their own clothes, dispense justice when necessary and care for an ever-increasing number of children...But Botany can't provide everything. Solar cells communications equipment spare tires, even the simplest battery, all of this technology is required if this is be to become a fully functional world. And none of it is easy to make.Some kind of interstellar trade must be developed. For some reason the fierce Catteni become easily addicted to a good cup of coffee and are prepared to do a great deal to get it. And the colonists discover the Catteni have their own kinds of vanity -- which like all vanities can be catered to a high price. Quick thinking and a willingness to do whatever it takes are the colonists' tactics as they work to position their little world as an equal partner among the interstellar powers.
Cover and pages clean, well attached. Printed on acid-free paper, which resists yellowing and brittleness as it ages.
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6.60 USD
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McCaffrey, Anne Moretta
NY: Del Rey/Ballantine Books, 1983
HC; VG/VG; Book Club Edition; an adventure set against dragon riders on the planet Pern, the perilous Fall of Thread from the sky the dragons who must char it in order to ensure everyone’s survival; 333 pp.
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McCaffrey, Anne; Ball, Margaret Partnership
New York, NY, U.S.A. Baen Books 1992 0671721097 / 9780671721091 1st Printing Mass Market Paperback Good
From front cover: The Ship Who Sang Is Not Alone. Synopsis from rear cover: Helva, victim of a prenatal accident, is left with nothing but brain function. She decides that if she can't be somebody, she'll become something. She attaches herself to a spaceship and becomes The Ship Who Sang. Pages 5- 10 are loose. Text, 323 pp.
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2.42 USD
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