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Skylark DuQuesne

Skylark Series #4

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Skylark DuQuesne

By: E. E. "Doc" Smith
Narrated by: Reed McColm
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Dick Seaton and Marc DuQuesne are the deadliest enemies in the universe. Their feud has blazed among the stars and changed the history of a thousand planets. But now a threat from outside the galaxy drives them into a dangerous alliance as hordes of strange races drive to a collision with mankind.

Seaton and DuQuensne fight side by side to fend off the invasion - as Seaton keeps constant, perilous watch for DuQuesne's inevitable double-cross.

Hi-fi sci-fi: don't miss the rest of the Skylark series.©1966 E. E. "Doc" Smith (P)2007 Books in Motion
Science Fiction

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Probably the weakest in the Skylark series

This book, which concludes the Skylark series, is in many ways unsatisfsctory. The enemies are stronger and deadlier than in the earlier books, the weapons bigger and stronger than ever, and the strife spans multiple galaxies rather than planets and star systems.

Even so this feels like more of the