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The Rowan / Book 1

The Rowan was one of the strongest Talents ever born, but she was also lonely and without family, friends --or love. Then a telepathic message came from a distant world facing an alien threat, a message sent by an unknown Talent named Jeff Raven, and be it power, danger, or love--the Rowan is about to meet her match.

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  • "The Rowan was one of the strongest Talents ever born, but she was also lonely and without family, friends --or love. Then a telepathic message came from a distant world facing an alien threat, a message sent by an unknown Talent named Jeff Raven, and be it power, danger, or love--the Rowan is about to meet her match."@en
  • "The Rowan, a beautiful and powerful psychic who was the sole survivor of a mining accident on Jupiter's moon Callisto, finds love for the first time when she meets fellow telepath Jeff Raven."@en
  • "A beautiful woman with psychic talents combines her abilities with the psychic man she loves to become the most powerful team in all the inhabited worlds."@en
  • ""Rowan, a telepathic, telekinetic three-year-old, is the sole survivor of a mining disaster on a frontier planet. As she matures, her powers grow until she becomes one of a handful of "Primes" with the Federal Telepath & Teleport network, the organization responsible for telecommunications and shipping of cargo throughout the galaxy. Rowan finds herself alienated from humanity and her coworkers due to her unique talents and tremendous responsibilities until she senses Jeff Raven, a fellow talent, on the fringes of explored space. A bonding develops between the two when they are thrown together to help defeat aliens bent on destroying the human race. The Rowan was expanded from the short story "Lady in the Tower" in Get Off the Unicorn (1984). While not as strong a love story as The Ship Who Sang (1976, both Ballantine), McCaffrey weaves believable characters with a well-written story to produce this entertaining science fiction romance."--School Library Journal."@en
  • "This novel is set in a world where existence depends on telepathy and telekinetics."
  • "This novel is set in a world where existence depends on telepathy and telekinetics."@en

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  • "Science fiction"
  • "Science fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Genres littéraires"
  • "Vědecko-fantastické romány"
  • "Love stories"@en
  • "Science fiction, American"@en

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  • "Gin no kami no rōwan"@ja
  • "The Rowan / Book 1"@en
  • "Gin no kami no Rōwan"
  • "The Rowan"@en
  • "The Rowan"
  • "Rowan"@pl
  • "Rowan"
  • "The Rowan : Tower and Hive : Book 1"@en
  • "La Rowan"
  • "La Rowan"@es
  • "銀の髪のローワン"
  • "The rowan"@en
  • "The rowan"
  • "Rowana"
  • "THE ROWAN"@en

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