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Anne McCaffreystandalone novel1967
Science fiction, set in other star systems.
“Torn from Earth by a bizarre and nameless black force, Sara has no idea where she is or why she inhabits a beautiful new body.”
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TransitNovel
Edmund Cooperstandalone novel1964
Science fiction, about identity.
“As a human being - an Earthman - Richard Avery was not particularly successful.”
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The Lion of FarsideSeries
series3 books1995
completed
Portal fantasy and science fantasy, adventurous in tone, about transported to another world and war, set in secondary world.
“The Macurdies had been farmers for generations, and Curtis Macurdy would have been content to spend his life with his exotically beautiful wife Varia, earning a living by tilling his plot of land in the American Midwest.”
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Start with The Lion of Farside →
TarzanUniverse
universe100 books1912
Adventure.
“Deep in a jungle no map has tamed, an English lord's orphaned son is suckled by a she-ape and grows to manhood knowing neither his name nor his kind.”
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Start with Tarzan of the Apes →
includes Tarzan, The Wild Adventures of Tarzan, The Tarzan Trilogy, Tarzan's Africa / Opar / Khokarsa, Tarzan and the Martian Legion
The Paradise TrapNovel
Catherine Jinksstandalone novel2011
Fantasy, set in contemporary.
“Eleven-year-old Marcus is spending a week at the beach with his mother in a tiny old travel trailer, but boredom turns to terror when a new friend discovers a cellar that has magical doors through which people keep disappearing.”
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Days of InfamySeries
series2 books2004
Alternate history, dark in tone, about colonialism, set in north america.
“Harry Turtledove's Days of Infamy duology reimagines the Pacific theater of World War II with an alternate outcome at Pearl Harbor: a Japanese invasion and occupation of Hawaii rather than a single carrier strike.”
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Start with Days of Infamy →