Marianne de Pierres: ‘Space opera supreme’
That’s how the Sydney Morning Herald has described Marianne De Pierres’ phenomenal Sentients of Orion series. Out this week is the fantastic third instalment of the series, Mirror Space (UK/ AUS), and readers are in for a treat.
We continue to follow Mira Fedor, a young baroness with the ability to pilot sentient spaceships, in her attempt to liberate her home planet Araldis from hostile forces. As the Orion League of Sentient Species seems unable or unwilling to help, she’s forced to enlist the help of ruthless mercenary captain Rast Randall. But Rast’s contacts may have their own, more sinister agenda in mind . . .
With previous books in the series being lauded as: ‘Brilliant in all sense of the word’ (Sean Williams), and ‘A beautifully plotted, full-on action ride with gorgeous twists’(Aurealis), we suggest you take the advice that Hub Magazine gave about the series:
‘Readers who hunger for perceptive, intelligent and unflinching literary science fiction should seek this book out as soon as possible’
You can read an extract here.
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David
November 7, 2009
at 5:32 pm
is there a direct link to the review? I can’t seem to find it.
Darren Nash
November 10, 2009
at 6:10 am
There isn’t a link, I’m afraid, David. Hub is delivered to subscribers by email in PDF or Mobi Pocket format, so we can’t link to the review. However,I’ve done a bit of digging on teh intarwebs and found a link to the issue the Dark Space review was in:Hub No. 5
Enjoy!