
The Moreau Quartet, Volume Two
S Andrew Swann
(Author)Description
In Emperors of the Twilight Evi is a frankenstein--the next step beyond human, her physiology bioengineered to make her the best Agency special operative in the business. When she's forced to go on the run from an unidentified hit team ready to destroy a skyscraper just to take her out, Evi's only hope is to evade her stalkers long enough to make contact with her superiors. But she soon discovers that even the Agency may not be able to save her.
In Specters of the Dawn A moreau of rabbit stock, Angel Lopez is the last survivor of a Cleveland street gang. A tough street fighter in search of a haven, she's come to "tolerant" San Francisco only to find that even the old-fashioned kind of humans aren't keen on moreaus. Still, she thinks she's found a home and safety until Byron the fox barges into her life, dragging her into the deadly underground of information-peddling, and a series of confrontations that may blow not just San Francisco but the whole planet wide open.
Product Details
Publisher | Daw Books |
Publish Date | October 06, 2015 |
Pages | 480 |
Language | English |
Type | |
EAN/UPC | 9780756411268 |
Dimensions | 6.7 X 4.3 X 1.3 inches | 0.5 pounds |
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"An entertaining, hard-boiled detective novel set in a gritty, relatively near-future.... If any book was meant to be made into an action-adventure movie, this is it." --Locus
"Mix in every detective novel you've ever read, include some Terminator and The Incredible Hulk, and you've got Nohar.... I look forward to more adventures." --VOYA
"Fast-paced and well-written, with a plot packed with action and suspense.... To create a credible tiger-human with whom the reader can empathize is no mean feat, but Swann pulls it off." --Kliatt
"Here is the printed-page equivalent of an action movie: a novel as vivid as a cinema blockbuster loaded with high-budget special effects.... It also has the rhythm of an action flick, with violent fight or chase scenes occurring at frequent intervals." --The New York Review of Science Fiction
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