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Stilgar2300
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Any book by
Posted: 28 Apr 09 12:30 AM
Harry Turtledove. He's an amazing author. He likes to do alternate history novels. Just look him up.
DavidS
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Re: Any book by
Posted: 28 Apr 09 3:07 PM
I'll second that motion. I like Turtledove's alternate histories.
Jep'ray
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Re: Any book by
Posted: 29 Apr 09 10:01 AM
Hmm... I have seen his books on the shelf near David Webers books forever now. I like alternate reality/history books, reading tons from Eric Flint, S.M.Stirling and David Drakes. What is a good starting book to get into his series of books?
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Skink
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Re: Any book by
Posted: 29 Apr 09 10:49 AM
Theres a civil war series by him. Cant remember its name, read it a long time ago. Really good.
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ESRyan
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Re: Any book by
Posted: 29 Apr 09 10:51 AM

I started with the World War II series that starts with "In the Balance" followed by "Tilting the Balance", "Upsetting the Balance" and "Striking the Balance" which then transitions into the Colonization series with "Second Contact", "Down To Earth" and "Aftershocks" and then concluded with "Homeward Bound".  Just a heads up, and this is not a spoiler since it is revealed immediately in the first book, this is an alternate of what would have happened if during WWII aliens had invaded.

I'm curious, has anyone else read this series?
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