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Lost and Found: A Novel (The Taken Trilogy) by Alan Dean Foster; David Stevenson is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

What is Lost and Found: A Novel (The Taken Trilogy) about?

Ever since his classic debut, The Tar-Aiym Krang, the first of the wildly successful Pip and Flinx adventures, New York Times* bestselling author Alan Dean Foster has captivated readers around the world. Now this writer of bold imagination and stunning originality has created an electrifying space epic set in a universe at once strangely familiar and starkly terrifying. Familiar because the universe is ours; terrifying because the human condition might soon be. . . . ***Not so long ago Marcus Walker was just another young commodities trader in Chicago, working hard and playing harder. But that’s all in the past, part of a life half forgotten—a reality that vanished when he was attacked while camping and tossed aboard a starship bound for deep space. Desperately, Walker searches for explanations, only to realize he’s trapped in a horrifying nightmare that is all too real. Instead of being a rich hotshot at the top of the food chain, Walker discovers he’s just another amusing novelty, part of a cargo of “cute” aliens from primitive planets—destined to be sold as pets to highly advanced populations in “civilized” regions of the galaxy. Even if he weren’t constantly watched by his capt

Who reads Lost and Found: A Novel (The Taken Trilogy)?

It is typically read by readers looking for immersive, entertainment-first reading.

Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.

Author
Alan Dean Foster; David Stevenson
Publisher
Del Rey/Ballantine Books
Published
2004
Language
EN
ISBN
9780345461278
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Fiction, Science Fiction, Science
Rating
3.65 / 5 (659 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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