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Noren, seeking salvation for the people of his hostile planet, finds despair and then hope.
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Science fiction, space colonies, heresy, American Science fictionShowing 2 featured editions. View all 2 editions?
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Sequel to This star shall abide.
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Children of the Star trilogy, Book Two. Once Noren gained admission to the City where technology was hidden, he thought he had discovered how to make metal and Machines available to everyone and end the rule of the Scholars. But he soon learned it was not as simple as he had believed. Was it right to let people go on believing in the promises of a Prophecy that might not come true after all?
A version with minor updating is included in the single-volume edition of the trilogy, Children of the Star
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