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"THE NOVEL IS TERRIFIC! PHILIPS IS A MASTER!" -- ROBERT SILVERBERG A Golden Age science fiction masterpiece from a Hugo Award nominee writer! Rog Phillips' The Involuntary Immortals, the story of a woman who finds herself outliving her lovers--and the incredible peril she faces when she sets out to discover the source of her involuntary immortality. Helen Ranston was one of The Involuntary Immortals. In Hugo Award finalist Rog Phillips' classic science fiction novel, Helen Ranston discovers her own daughter, Agnes, thinks she is a witch or vampire--for Agnes is forty, and her father, sixty-seven. But Helen still looks twenty, and has never aged during her daughter's entire life. But, even Agnes doesn't suspect the truth--that Helen is over a hundred years old and has no idea why she is apparently immortal. With her daughter vowing vengeance, Helen knows she will have to start her life over, under a new identity--as she has so often before. Then she meets the young man with the figure eight pin on his collar. Looking into his eyes, Helen discovers they are the eves of a much older man. When Eric Trent says, "You never thought there would be others," he catapults Helen into the midst

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Author
Rog Phillips; selected and introduced by Jean Marie Stine
Publisher
Ziff-Davis Publishing Company
Published
1949
Language
EN
ISBN
9781588731401
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Fiction, Humanities

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