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Century Rain - 00.nfo
General Information
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Title.......................: Century Rain
Author......................: Alastair Reynolds
Read By.....................: Jon Cartwright
Publisher...................: RNIB
Genre.......................: Science Fiction
Series Name.................:
Position in Series..........:
Abridged....................: No
File Information
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Number of MP3s..............: 53
Total Duration..............: 21:49:00
Encoded At Bit Rate.........: 32 kbps
Posting Rules
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If you need more, ask. I will also repost a
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Book Description
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Three hundred years in the future, Verity Auger is a specialist in the
archaeological exploration of Earth, rendered uninhabitable after the
technological catastrophe known as the Nanocaust. After a field-trip
goes badly wrong, Verity is forced to redeem herself by participating
in a dangerous mission, for which her expertise is invaluable. Using
a backdoor into an unstable alien transit system, Auger's faction has
discovered something astonishing at the far end of a wormhole: mid twentieth
century Earth, preserved like a fly in amber. Is it a window into the
past, a simulation, or something else entirely?
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