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Following
the success of the series, a set of novels were published
based before the series and also between the various
episodes. All novels were published in the United States
by Tor Books, and in the United Kingdom by Ebury Press.
All novels are available for purchase at Amazon.
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"The
First Protector"
Landing on the warring clans
of the Irish hills, the Taelon scientist Ma'el is in mortal danger
until he meets a young warrior who will lay down his life for
this mysterious stranger and a druid priestess with uncanny insight.
Together with the alien, they set out on a journey that will
take them around the plant and to a destinay greater than the
human race can possibly imagine.
For
Ma'el has come to judge Earth, and their travels
will have consequences far into the future - consequences
that will change both humanity and the Taelon race
forever...
By
James White
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"Arrival"
"People
of Earth, we are the Companions...People of
Earth, we are here to help"
The
Taelons have arrived from beyond the stars
on a mission
of peace, to help humanity claim its destiny.
Working at first to ensure peaceful relations
between the human race and the newly landed
aliens, Doors also hopes to find something
in the aliens technology that will free his
wife from the grip of a terrible disease.
But there is a dark shadow behind the Taelon's
promises and when it is revealed to Jonathon
Doors, he will discover the true price of
a cure and the extent of the Taelons' dark plans
for Earth, and mankind...
By Fred
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"Requiem
For Boone"
Army special forces major Will Boone encounters
the Companions while contacting a missing special
forces team during the Sino-Indian War. Returning
to the U.S., he is quickly separated from the
army to become a Denver police officer, and
Kate, an accomplished computer expert, leaves
her secret post to join him. It is just as
well that they are together, for Boone's job
is actually that of a double agent. He is to
force into the open a resistance organization
bent on creating hostility to the Companions,
so a conspiratorial clique in the government
can move to suppress them. The clique then
means to manipulate the Companions to establish
its members as the dictatorial rulers of North
America.
By
Debra Doyle and James D. Macdonald
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"Augur's
Teacher"
Cecilia Robin, a southern California fourth-grade
teacher, has reason to worry when the alien
Taelons take an interest in her. After all,
the Taelons have a habit of implanting CVIs,
devices that bring about disturbing behavioral
changes, in the base of the neck of uncooperative
humans. Not one to make trouble, Cece refuses
a former student's request to join a splinter
group of the Resistance and take part in an
assassination attempt. Soon she's both a target
for the rebels and the Taelons, and is on the
run. Enter the resourceful Augur to protect
her, but even he can't tell her who used computer
networks to vaporize her car. In their flight
across the country, Cece and Augur discover
that the Taelons are aware of the assassination
attempt, awaiting an excuse to expand and make
acceptable the implantation of CVIs in college
students.
By
Sherwood Smith
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"Heritage"
Liam
Kincaid walks a dangerous tightrope. While
he serves as Protector of the enigmatic
Taelon Companion, Da'an, secretly he
also heads the human Resistance, Earth's
only hope against the aliens. With
deception and danger a constant, it
doesn't seem life could get any harder-until
the Taelons' Synod leader, Zo'or, releases
a virus among the human populace that
infects thousands. Yet Zo'or intends
something even more sinister than genocide,
forcing Liam and the Resistance to
find a cure before many people die
and Zo'or's ultimate plan can fully
unfold. What
Liam doesn't realize is that to end the suffering, he'll
have to delve into his alien past. But it'll take great
courage to explore so deeply the deadly secrets of his mysterious
alien Heritage.
By
Doranna
Durgin
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"Legacy"
Waneta
Young, a woman of Cherokee descent, finds a
mysterious red crystal lodged
in a piece of pottery discovered at
an archaeological dig. This red crystal
contains a centuries-old destructive
force guarded by tribal shamans against
those who might misuse its terrible
power. When the Taelons discover the
crystal, Zo'or is determined to wrest
its power from its Native American
guardians. Liam
Kincaid and Renee Palmer find themselves
caught in a desperate struggle between
humans and Taelons, who would
resurrect a creature only, the power of Cherokee legend can
hold at bay. When the terrible power is unleashed, humans
and Taelons discover a danger that threatens to end all life.
A danger
that seemingly cannot be stopped.
By
Glen
R. Sixbury
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