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Siebter Roman des Gandalara-Zyklus
Endlich ist der Ra'ira, der schicksalhafte und unheilvolle Stein, mit dem die Herrschenden ihren Untertanen ihren Willen aufzwingen können, gefunden und kann vernichtet werden. Doch ein neues Unheil bahnt sich an: Gandalara wird bedroht von steigenden Wassermassen und muß aufgegeben werden. Und endlich löst sich das Rätsel, wohin es Ricardo und Antonia verschlagen hat: in die ferne Vergangenheit auf den Grund des leeren Mittelmeerbeckens. Heyne 06/4506
Der Himmel über Gandalara zeigt völlig unvertraute Sternbilder. Wo befindet sich diese merkwürdige Welt? In einem andern Teil der Milchstraße? Ricardo Carillo, den es von der Erde hierher verschlagen hat, weiß es nicht, doch allmählich lernt er sie und ihre Bewohner kennnen. Er ist zum Obmann der Sharith aufgestiegen, der Kriegerkaste der Sha'um-Reiter, und trägt Serkajon, das Schwert eines legendären Helden der Vergangenheit. Und er fühlt sich immer mehr zu Tarani hingezogen, der geheimnisvollen Schönen, die über Psi-Kräfte verfügt.
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