
Description
Why has a species more advanced than ourselves—which surely must exist somewhere in the universe—not openly contacted us yet? Brenda Pearce's exciting story suggests a reason for secrecy and projects such a superhuman species with a far developed view of the cosmos and their own position—and ours—in it that we mere humans have only dimly conceived. But the secrecy theory presents a dilemma to Margaret and Alan who have to explain their absense in practical down-to-earth terms while "forgetting" much of their nerve-racking but marvellous experience.
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Details
- 1975
- 208
- About 4 hours
- Novel
- Dobson
- English
- Standalone





