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Revision as of 01:41, 4 April 2021
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Absolution was an Erimem novel published in March 2020.
Publisher's summary
Far in the future, a fleet of ships emerges from hiding intent on burning the universe...
Erimem finds her planned holiday interrupted by space battles, an old friend dealing with trauma, a priest with a Messiah complex and a horde of carnivorous aliens...
On top of all of that, she seems to have accidentally got herself a boyfriend, and he's got some questions that need answered...
Plot
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Characters
- Erimem
- Andy Hansen
- Helena
- Ibrahim Hadmani
- Tom Niven
- Adam Docherty
- Portia Lescal
- Alex Lescal
- Rebecca Lee
- Captain Watson
- Drofen Prime
- Lieutenant Cade
- Nessa
- Vallaren
- Miri
- Sanna
- Haniya
References
- The Venulatu system contains the planets Prenual and Sarvin, where two species evolved at the same rate and at the same time. Klemmer was another planet in the system which was dragged from its orbit by the second largest gas giant in the system, Brun.
- Ibrahim offers Adam a bottle of vintage Glenmorangie 2377.
- The Andromedan Princess was built in the legendary shipyards of New Govan in orbit of Mars.
Notes
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Continuity
- Erimem likes black and white films because she has been in one. (PROSE: The Egyptian Falcon)
- Tom talks about his trip back in time to Greece. He saw lots of people killed. (PROSE: The Last Pharaoh)
- Erimem and Andy fear the Drofen after meeting them in Stalingrad. (PROSE: The Beast of Stalingrad)
- Erimem tells Adam about how Helena gave up her immortality in Africa. (PROSE: The Three Faces of Helena)
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