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The Veils of Azlaroc
- Narrated by: Michael Sutherland
- Length: 5 hrs and 32 mins
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Publisher's summary
A classic time-travel story. The settlers and tourists on Azlaroc are trapped in an ageless void during Veilfall, when shimmering rays of pure energy fall on the planet and create a time pocket from which there is no escape.
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- Danioton
- 12-11-23
Genuinely Original Setting
I tried this one because I've read many of Saberhagen's works and he doesn't disappoint. The set up for Azlaroc is one of a kind, and the story, characters, and plot twists depend on the unusual set up.
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- josh
- 09-08-16
Classic hard sf. It has a lot of fun ideas
What did you love best about The Veils of Azlaroc?
It comes off as being a little convoluted. I'm still not sure just what a veil is exactly.
It's so full of interesting pictures and ideas I think it's a good read.
Any additional comments?
This book is like a big salad with every item from the salad bar all mixed up and your not sure what the dressing is but it tastes fine I guess.
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