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Pegasus In Space

The Talents Saga Series  #3

25 Jun 2021 -  Anne McCaffrey

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For an overpopulated Earth whose resources are strained to the breaking point, there is only one place to look for relief: straight up. With the successful completion of the Padrugoi Space Station, humanity has at last achieved its first large-scale permanent presence in space. Additional bases are feverishly being built on the Moon and on Mars, stepping stones to the greatest adventure in all history: the colonization of alien worlds. Already long-range telescopes have identified a number of habitable planets orbiting the stars of distant galaxies. Now it’s just a question of getting there.

But there are those who, for selfish motives of their own, want Padrugoi and the other outposts to fail. People who will stop at nothing to maintain their power or to revenge its loss. Standing in their way are the Talented, men and women gifted with extraordinary mental powers that have made them as feared as they are respected—and utterly indispensable to the colonization effort.

There is Peter Reidinger, a teenage paraplegic who happens to be the strongest telekinetic ever, his mind capable of teleporting objects and people thousands of miles in the blink of an eye. Yet all his power cannot repair his damaged spine or allow him to feel the gentle touch of a loved one . . . Rhyssa Owen, the powerful telepath and mother hen to Peter and the rest of her “children”—and a fierce, unrelenting fighter against the prejudice that would deny the Talented the right to lead happy and productive lives . . . and Amariyah, an orphan girl who loves two things in the world above all others: gardening and Peter Reidinger. And woe to anyone who harms either one of them—for the young girl’s talent may prove to be the most amazing of all.

Now, as sabotage and attempted murder strike the Station, it’s up to the Talented to save the day. Only who’s going to save the Talented?

Another great Talent tale. Peter Reidinger continues to mature physically and in his abilities. He can make up for being a paraplegic with his abilities.

Peter is able to move objects and people around the planet but can he go furhter? And is their ever going to be a way to heal is spine. Simulated walking with kinetics gives an illusion. But will he actually ever be able to walk again.

And with Peter’s skill and strength in his kinetics finally reach their limits? What about the new micro-kinetic Talent. What are her actual capabilities? Her limits?

With the Stars as the goal, will they be out of reach for the Talented and the rest of humanity. Pick up your copy of Pegasus In Space and enjoy the adventure.

Another great story from Anne McCaffrey. Imagine if Talents existed in our world. What could be accomplished?

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Pegasus in Space

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