Pictoria
මෙම ඉ-පොත ගැන
Then Ledin arrives for a visit, and the magnificent black canth linked to the orthogel entity is discovered to be desperately ill. But Arcan is well, so how can that be possible? And why are the other canths excited, instead of worried?
The answers can only be found on Pictoria, but once there, they find the visitor missing, pulled across the galaxy by the force of the Dessite minds. To rescue him will mean risking their own lives on the Dessite homeworld.
—But have the Dessites already learned enough to conquer Pictoria and the binary system?
තව සොයා ගන්න
ඇගයීම් සහ සමාලෝචන
කර්තෘ පිළිබඳ
Pictoria is the fourth book in the Ammonite Galaxy series.
“... Science fiction at its very best.” Winner, READERS FAVORITE Awards
“... Best speculative fiction ...” Finalist, PARSEC Awards
Gillian Andrews lives on an island in the Mediterranean, is passionate about cosmology and writes upbeat adventures set in deep space and unknowable worlds.
Her advice to new authors is to keep on writing, come what may. "Your books may even have a longer shelf life than you. Who knows? Those words you liked so much may be read by future generations long after you have been turned back into stardust!"
Novels in order of publication:
Valhai
Kwaide
Xiantha
Pictoria
The Lost Animas
The Namura Stone
The Trimorphs
Kelfor
Termination Shock
Interdicted Space
Exceptional Point
Supershell Storm
Slipstream Alley
Spectacular Error
The Last Bridge
Gillian Andrews’ latest books are set in the Major Shells universe. There are two trilogies with an interquel in between. The first trilogy is the Interstellar Enforcement Agency (Termination Shock, Interdicted Space and Exceptional Point). These are followed by the interquel, Supershell Storm. Finally the Quantum Heritage trilogy (Slipstream Alley, Spectacular Error and The Last Bridge) finishes the Major Shells arc. She is also the author of the Ammonite Galaxy series and the standalone novel Kelfor, which loosely links both universes.
She has also written four Mediterranean Romance novels under the pseudonym of Carla Prince and a collection of predominantly non-fiction short stories under the pseudonym of Titiless Tench.
