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Old 09-16-2013, 10:55 AM   #25
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Originally Posted by Merischino View Post
Another trilogy that is a return-to-it-often favorite of mine is also by Anne McCaffrey: Crystal Singer, Killashandra, and Crystal Line. All about a young woman stymied in her operatic career who goes off-world and joins a mysterious, elite organization where her vocal talents can be applied to the science of cutting crystals used for interstellar travel (among other uses) -- *if* her body can adapt successfully to a planetary organism. The character development and uniqueness of the kinds of challenges she faces are exceptionally well done. This trilogy does not take place in the same "universe" as the Pern books. (no dragons)
I second the recommendation for the Crystal Singer trilogy. I can't give a particular reason as it has been many years since I read it but I remember liking it a lot.
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