Acorna's World
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Author | Anne McCaffrey and Elizabeth Ann Scarborough |
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Cover artist | John Ellis |
Language | English |
Series | Acorna Universe[1] |
Genre | Fantasy, science fiction |
Publication place | United States |
Media type | Print (paperback) |
Preceded by | Acorna's People |
Followed by | Acorna's Search |
Acorna's World (2000) is a science fantasy novel by American writers Anne McCaffrey and Elizabeth Ann Scarborough. It is the fourth in the Acorna Universe series initiated by McCaffrey and Margaret Ball in Acorna: The Unicorn Girl (1997). World was preceded by Acorna's People and followed by Acorna's Search.[1]
Plot summary
Having come to understand her Linyaari past, Acorna has become a member of the crew of the Condor, a salvage ship. The crew consists of the mildly eccentric Captain Becker, the ship's feline first mate RK (otherwise known as Roadkill), and Aari, a Linyaari who is still scarred physically and emotionally from his capture and subsequent torture by the Khleevi. While searching space for salvage, they come across the wreck of a ship with information indicating that the Khleevi are on the move in that sector of space, and may come to the Linyaari homeworld of Narhii-Viliinyar before long. Acorna and her friends must now warn their people and find a way to stop the oncoming Khleevi horde.
References
- ^ a b Acorna Universe series listing at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database. Retrieved 2011-11-03.
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- Acorna: The Unicorn Girl (1997)
- Acorna's Quest (1998)
- Acorna's People (1999)
- Acorna's World (2000)
- Acorna's Search (2001)
- Acorna's Rebels (2003)
- Acorna's Triumph (2004)
- First Warning (2005)
- Second Wave (2006)
- Third Watch (2007)
- The Ship Who Sang (1969)
- PartnerShip (1992)
- The Ship Who Searched (1992)
- The City Who Fought (1993)
- The Ship Who Won (1994)
- Crystal Singer (1982)
- Killashandra (1986)
- Crystal Line (1992)
- Dinosaur Planet (1978)
- Dinosaur Planet Survivors (1984)
- Planet Pirates
- Sassinak (1990)
- The Death of Sleep (1990)
- Generation Warriors (1991)
- To Ride Pegasus (1973)
- Pegasus in Flight (1990)
- Pegasus in Space (2000)
- The Rowan (1990)
- Damia (1992)
- Damia's Children (1993)
- Lyon's Pride (1994)
- The Tower and the Hive (1999)
- Doona
- Catteni, or Freedom
- Freedom: First Resistance
- Petaybee
- Restoree (1967)
- The Coelura (1983)
- A Diversity of Dragons (1997)
- Nimisha's Ship (1999)
- Get Off the Unicorn (1977)
- The Girl Who Heard Dragons (1994)
- Dragonflight
- Dragonquest
- The White Dragon
- Dragonsong
- Dragonsinger
- Dragondrums
- Moreta: Dragonlady of Pern
- Nerilka's Story
- Dragonsdawn
- Renegades of Pern
- All the Weyrs of Pern
- The Chronicles of Pern: First Fall
- The Dolphins of Pern
- Dragonseye
- The Masterharper of Pern
- The Skies of Pern
- A Gift of Dragons
- Dragon's Kin
- Dragon's Fire
- Dragon Harper
- Dragon's Time
- Sky Dragons
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