Changelings

#1 Twins of Petaybee

Anne McCaffrey, Elizabeth Ann Scarborough

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Del Rey
01 December 2006

Science fiction; Fantasy; Future Society; Psychic Abilities; Space; Aliens; Space Exploration

Series: Twins of Petaybee

“[A] solid start of a new series . . . fast-paced adventure.”—Publishers Weekly

Twin brother and sister Ronan and Murel are true children of Petaybee, the sentient planet that is their home. Like their father, they are changelings, able to converse telepathically with creatures and to transform into seals. The Petaybeans wish to protect the twins from curious scientists, but no one realizes that Ronan and Murel hunger to discover the origins of their shape-shifting talent—and that their search for knowledge will place them in the path of peril. Meanwhile, Petaybee is changing. To investigate its sudden evolution, the twins’ father heads out to the open water in his seal form—and is presumed lost. Only Ronan and Murel, with their remarkable talents of transformation, can hope to find him and bring him home . . . if they dare to risk exposure and face the dangers of the newly unstable sea.

“The story is exciting and generously laced with humor, but besides those qualities, the characters . . . and their interactions are so well realized as to utterly charm readers.”—Booklist

By: Anne McCaffrey, Elizabeth Ann Scarborough
Imprint: Del Rey
Country of Publication: United States
Dimensions: Height: 174mm, Width: 108mm, Spine: 22mm
Weight: 184g
ISBN: 9780345470034
ISBN 10: 0345470036
Series: Twins of Petaybee
Pages: 320
Publication Date: 01 December 2006
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Reviews for Changelings (#1 Twins of Petaybee)

Praise for Anne McCaffrey and Elizabeth Ann Scarborough Anne McCaffrey and Elizabeth Ann Scarborough collaborate seamlessly to tell a first-rate sf adventure with strong male and female protagonists and a life-affirming theme. -Library Journal, on Power Lines Well-handled far-future speculation on ecological engineering and planetary consciousness . . . agreeably colorful, well-realized adventure. -Kirkus Reviews, on Powers That Be May be the riveting saga's most exciting episode yet. . . . The writing and characterization as well as the infusions of Celtic and Inuit lore remain of high quality. -Booklist, on Power Play From the Hardcover edition.