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Hidden in Sight

Web Shifters, Book 3

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Hidden in Sight

By: Julie E. Czerneda
Narrated by: Luci Christian Bell
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Julie E. Czerneda's acclaimed Web Shifters series continues with the story of Esen - the last survivor of a unique alien race. Able to take on the form of any creature she observes, Esen has long since broken the cardinal rule of her species: noninterference.

©2003 Julie E. Czerneda (P)2012 Audible, Inc. First Contact Hard Science Fiction Science Fiction Space Opera

Critic reviews

"Hidden in Sight is richly textured, frequently funny and much more complex that it first appears. Julie E. Czerneda takes her world-building seriously yet imbues her characters with a piquant otherness that is endearing." (Romantic Times)
"The human/alien team is well portrayed once again in this latest space opera, which also includes some interesting and imaginative new races and situations. This one becomes exciting very early and doesn't let up until the last few pages are turning beneath your fingers." (SF Chronicle)
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