Ebook {Epub PDF} Fallen Host by Lyda Morehouse

Fallen Host by Lyda Morehouse October My rating: 4 of 5 stars (9/10) Before I even started reading this book I knew I was going to have trouble reviewing it. Not because there is anything wrong with it - in fact, it is a great book - but because it is so different from anything I've read before.  · Read "Fallen Host" by Lyda Morehouse available from Rakuten Kobo. Mouse, the Egyptian hacker, is in jail following the events of Archangel Protocol. Brand: Wizard's Tower Press.  · Find The Fallen Host by Morehouse, Lyda at Biblio. Uncommonly good collectible and rare books from uncommonly good booksellers.

Find many great new used options and get the best deals for Archangel Protocol by Lyda Morehouse (, Mass Market) at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products! Lyda Morehouse is the author of Archangel Protocol, Fallen Host and a number of other short fiction works. Lyda is the award-winning author of several published novels including, Archangel Protocol, Fallen Host, Messiah Node, and Apocalypse Array (Roc). Her first novel was the Shamus Award winner for the best original paperback featuring a private investigator, the winner of the Barnes Noble Maiden Voyage Award for best debut science fiction.

She followed up Archangel Protocol with three more books in the AngeLINK universe: Fallen Host (Roc, ), Messiah Node (Roc, ), and Apocalypse Array (Roc, ). Apocalypse Array won the Philip K. Dick Special Citation for Excellence. Lyda also writes as Tate Hallaway. Read more. Detailed plot synopsis reviews of Fallen Host. Roc, May , , pp. ISBN In the future when war broke out, the scientists were so eager to win that they unleashed the Medusa Bomb, a weapon of mass destruction that turned whole cities and its in habitants into crystal. They forgot to put in a fail-safe so the mass of crystal. Fallen Host is the sequel to Archangel Protocol, but it stands on its own reasonably well. Both the world and recurring characters are reintroduced for unfamiliar readers, and the focus of this book is significantly different than the previous book.