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Childers: Absurd Proposals

Childers Universe, Book 2

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Written by: Richard F. Weyand
Narrated by: Lance Rasmussen
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The concluding two novels of the Childers trilogy, in one volume.

Colony War

The CSF has new technology coming online, but will it be ready in time to head off the attack by the Outer Colonies that Jan Childers and CSF Intelligence Division see coming?

Galactic Mail

With the overwhelming new technology of her own design in hand, can Jan Childers rewrite the rules of galactic politics and give humanity a future of peace, prosperity, and expansion?

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Enjoyed it even if a bit Mary Sue

Jan Childers has been compared to both Cordelia Naismith and Honor Harington in reviews, which is where I first heard of this series. I don't agree. Author Richard Weyand spans his protagonist's lifetime in two books where both Bujold and Weber would have given us ten or fifteen. Where both Naismith and Harrington suffered profound personal and professional loss, the Jan Childers we are shown here rarely, if ever, has anything go wrong.
Yet it is still an enjoyable tale.

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