Merlin's Way
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Merlin and his sentient ship Tyrant are not prepared to wait for the end.
There is a whisper of a weapon which could destroy the Huskers, and they mean to find it.
Barely one step ahead of destruction, these unlikely allies scour the universe for clues left behind by the ancient Waymakers. Moving from civilisation to civilisation, they face the same question every time: should they stop and help each group against the Husker threat . . . or leave them to be destroyed and quest for a way to stop the war, and save everyone . . . ?
And of course, even if they can find the mythical Waymaker device, there is no guarantee they'll be able to use it.
Drawing on the short fiction 'Hideaway', 'Minla's Flowers', 'The Iron Tactician' and 'Merlin's Gun', this original novel is a superb Lucasian science fiction adventure from an exceptional British Science Fiction Award, Seiun Award, Sideways Award and Locus Award winning author.
A new novel from highly-acclaimed author Alastair Reynolds, winner of the British Science Fiction Award.
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Praise for Alistair Reynolds:
'The stories in the Revelation Space universe are packed with mind-expanding ideas . . . all of which keeps you coming back for more gripping excitement' - Kirkus
'Reynolds's vision of a future dominated by artificial intelligence trembles with the ultimate cold of the dark between the stars' - Publishers Weekly
'Along with Iain M Banks, Reynolds is perhaps the most successful British Space Opera author of his generation' - Encyclopedia of Science Fiction
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