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Bright messengers : a new novel set in the Rama universe /by Gentry Lee; introduction by Arthur C. Clarke by Gentry Lee is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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In Rama II , The Garden of Rama , and Rama Revealed , Gentry Lee and Arthur C. Clarke combined talents to produce one of the greatest science fiction cycles of all time. Rama Revealed was a major New York Times bestseller and a thrilling finale to their epic story. Now comes Gentry Lee's long-awaited first solo novel, opening a brand-new chapter of adventure in the saga of alien contact. Set just before the time of Rama II , Bright Messengers begins with humanity in the midst of a massive economic depression called the Great Chaos. Yet even as civilization seems on the verge of collapse, a strange vision appears to two people of vastly different backgrounds, holding out the promise of hope—and the threat of danger. To Sister Beatrice, a priestess of the global Order of St. Michael, the cloud of tiny white particles is a message from God, the answer to the prayers of a suffering world. To Johann Eberhardt, a German systems engineer, it is an anomaly of physics, a puzzle just beyond the reach of his rational mind. But to the Rama Society, a group committed to the study of unexplained phenomena, it may be proof of the nonhuman intelligence they have been seeking ever since t

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Author
Gentry Lee
Publisher
New York: Bantam Books
Published
1995
Language
EN
ISBN
9780553090062
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Fiction, Humanities
Rating
4.1 / 5 (43 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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