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For Love and Glory

by Poul Anderson

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Original publication
2003
Selected edition
hardcover
Pages in this edition
300
English editions
2 ↗
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March 13, 2003 · Tor · eng

BETWEEN THE COVERS

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"Lissa, a human Earth woman, and her partner, "Karl," a giant alien academic who resembles a Tyrannosaur, are interstellar archaeologists investigating the remote and uncharted planet Jonna. There, they seem to have hit the jackpot. For on that distant world they've discovered an immense artifact that may have been left by the mysterious beings called the Forerunners.

This race predated all the known cultures in the starfaring galaxy and vanished long before any other intelligent species had taken to the stars.".

"But Lissa and Karl aren't the first to have made the discovery on Jonna. On the far-off world the archaeologists cross paths with the two freebooters whose plans for the arcane object are not purely scientific. Their discovery may be the best-preserved relic of the ancient beings yet found. Other artifacts from the Forerunners - once reverse engineered - have revolutionized entire fields of technology, reaping huge financial rewards.

If the same is true for this newest discovery, Lissa realizes, only she and Karl stand between the seemingly friendly freebooters and what could be the treasure of a lifetime."--BOOK JACKET.

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/tags/OL179TPS/PZTyrannosaursAstro-archaeologyScience FictionCollection and preservationFictionWomen archaeologistsAntiquitiesLife on other planetsFiction, science fiction, general