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Invader

Foreigner Sequence 1, Book 2

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Invader

By: C. J. Cherryh
Narrated by: Daniel Thomas May
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Nearly two centuries after a human colony is abandoned on an alien planet, the two races have reached a tenacious peace agreement. But when the human ship returns unexpectedly, both governments are thrown into chaos.

©1995 C.J. Cherryh (P)2012 Audible, Inc.
Action & Adventure Fantasy First Contact Science Fiction Space Opera

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Critic reviews

"Cherryh combines a flair for hard science with a keen insight into the complex rationales behind human - and nonhuman - actions. Highly recommended for sf collections." ( Library Journal)
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She makes worlds that hang together so well despite being alien, with characters you can picture and feel

Great character development

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A good story, made better by the narrator. I found it very easy to listen to and understand, hard to put the story down.

Easy listening

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The story delves deeper into the situation on the Atevi home world where humans are a small minority, and the native Atevi species is so alike yet so alien from the human standpoint.

The political situation is starting to really heat up, the human translator at the centre of the story finds himself making a plethora of insights into the Atevi mindset that two hundred years of (very) careful study hasn’t turned up.

Fascinating, dramatic, and fun.

The performance is decent, but doing different voices isn’t a primary talent. And why give Taibini such a villainous voice…?

What is alien?

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