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The children of kings : Darkover novel. Book 28 by Marion Zimmer Bradley; Deborah J. Ross is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Although the Terran Federation has departed Darkover due to a nasty interstellar civil war, the planet's location in the galactic arm makes it a prime hideout for smugglers, rebels, and other refugees. When smugglers start arming the warlike Dry Towners with forbidden weapons, Gareth Elhalyn, grandson of Regis Hastur and heir to the throne, takes off on a secret mission to stop them...~~~Millennia ago, the planet Darkover, a cold world orbiting a giant red sun, was settled by a lost colony ship from the Terran Federation. Alone on a new world, survivors interbred with the native chieri, psychically Gifted alien humanoids. The children of these matings were Gifted with telepathy and other psychic abilities, and their descendants, the aristocratic Comyn, forged a civilization in which the arts of the mind were cultivated and cherished. When the Terrans rediscovered Darkover, the seven Domains of the Comyn struggled to maintain their unique culture and independence, often at a terrible price. More than once, assassins and environmental saboteurs from the Terran Empire attempted to bring Darkover to its knees and erode the native culture for the benefit of the Federation—seeing Darkove

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Author
Marion Zimmer Bradley; Deborah J. Ross
Publisher
D A W Books, Incorporated
Published
2013
Language
EN
ISBN
9780756407971
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Science Fiction, Fiction, Fantasy Fiction
Rating
3.95 / 5 (361 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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