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Forbidden Knowledge: The Gap Into Vision (The Gap Cycle Book 2) by Donaldson, Stephen R. is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Amazon.com Review __ was just a preview to this action-packed tome... The Gap series steps on the accelerator with Forbidden Knowledge . Beautiful cop Morn Hyland, desperate and in pain aboard Captain's Fancy , controls her body and mind with her illegal zone implant, recreating herself as a superbeing worthy of holding Captain Nick Succorso's affections. Jealousy among the crew, threats of rape and ship self-destruction, prisoner torture, and government cyborg programs keep things moving along. Alien Amnioni seeking genetic domination over humankind enter the scene with new technologies such as mutagens and force-growing fetuses. Bite your fingernails while you live it all (vicariously!) through brilliant survivor Morn and villain-turned-conspirator Angus Thermopyle. From Publishers Weekly The second novel in the Gap Cycle (begun with The Real Story ) continues the story of Morn Hyland, security cop for the vast United Mining Companies, and her travails among space pirates. Having escaped the clutches of tormentor Angus Thermopyle, Morn sides with Angus's arch-competitor, Nick Succorso. Morn uses her "zone implant" (a device for regulating bodily sensations) to feign desire fo

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Author
Donaldson, Stephen R.
Publisher
Random House, Incorporated
Published
1992
Language
EN
ISBN
9780553297607
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Fiction, Science Fiction, Literary Fiction
Rating
4.3 / 5 (470 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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