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Heaven’s Reach: The Uplift Trilogy, Book 3
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LENGTH22 hrs and 29 mins
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RELEASE DATE02-23-10
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Publisher's Summary
The final volume of the Uplift trilogy by Hugo and Nebula Award winner David Brin, Heaven’s Reach brings readers back to the planet Jijo one last time. The starship Streaker is still on the run with its dangerous cargo of ancient artifacts when the prophesied Time of Changes rocks the galaxy. As each race battles for control and chaos reigns, the truth about the Five Galaxies and The Progenitors finally comes to light.
Up for more? Listen to the rest of the Uplift saga.
©1998 David Brin (P)2010 Recorded Books, LLC
What the Critics Say
"The Uplift books are as compulsive reading as anything ever published in the genre." (The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction)
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"Crowning Moments of Awesome, FOR EVERYONE"
Not to give the ending away, so this sentence is your spoiler warning. This is the hardest earned happy ending that was earned. They were chased around the galaxy, abused by older races, bullied by their peers, lied to by libraries, and adopting some friends that they had to protect or see them enslaved by others. Then at the end, they finally get to a place where they could have been ok, but they have to fight another battle.
DAVID BRIN just let someone, anyone be happy! I don't care who you choose, but just give someone a nice comfortable place to ride off into the sunset.1 of 1 people found this review helpful