Bio: Dorothy J. Heydt was conceived before the US got into World War II and born during it, which makes her technically not a baby-boomer. She majored in linguistics, which provided her with much amusement but no money, and spent most of her working life as a secretary. She lives in Albany, California, and has one husband, two grown children, several cats, several computers, and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. She has written several dozen short stories and two novels (THE INTERIOR LIFE by "Katherine Blake" and A POINT OF HONOR). Nowadays she writes a little, gardens a little, sleeps a lot, and plays The Lord of the Rings Online.
when new books by Dorothy J. Heydt are released.
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In the days after the World-Wreckers, Thendara struggles to pull itself out of chaos: civil disorder, homeless children, something strange in an abandoned mansion, and a goddess gone mad.
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The death of a scoundrel in chaos-ridden Thendara leads through a tangle of misrepresentation, forgery, smuggling, tax evasion, panic, paranoia, and amateur detection to the death of another scoundrel....
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Nothing stands between chaos-ravaged Darkover and a madman's dreams of conquest, except a sick man, the young Keeper Marguerida, a half-emptied medikit ... and the laws of physics.
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High on a mountaintop, in Darkover's bitter spring, Marguerida and Donald, two very different refugees, must survive beside the wreckage of their two shattered planes.
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Once, during the Ages of Chaos, an evil wizard had lost himself in the mountains, hoarding the power of his starstone. Once, somewhat later, a child also lost her way in the mountains.
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Between forest fires below and blizzards above, a young priest must guide a mother and her newborn child to safety.
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