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And enjoy speculative fiction mixed with revisionist history, mythology and extrasensory abilities, I strongly recommend an old series I am rereading by Julian May.

The Saga of the Pliocene Exile

(4 books) The Many Colored Land, The Golden Torc, The Nonborn King, The Adversary

The Galactic Milieu Trilogy Jack the Bodiless, Diamond Mask, Magnificat

Intervention

That is the order in which they were written. Frankly, I think you should read Intervention first, The Pliocene Exile books second, and The Galactic Milieu last.

All are available in Kindle form although some of the transliteration is just awful. I managed to find most of them online at my library and downloaded them that way.

Lots of fun and lots of twists and turns that end up in places you don't expect. And interesting speculation about the future genetic shifts in humanity.

The French Canadians among us will enjoy the allusions and the language.

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Thanks! I'm going to try Intervention.

speculative fiction mixed with revisionist history, mythology and extrasensory abilities

S. M. Stirling's "The Change" series. The twelfth book of the second part (The "Emberverse" Series) comes out next month.

I highly recommend starting with the three "Nantucket" books, then following on by starting "Emberverse" with "Dies the Fire."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S._M._Stirling#The_Change_series

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