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The dreamwalker's child

by Steve Voake (2006)

About this book

After being hit by a car Sam Palmer finds himself in Aurobon, a land of giant insects where some of the inhabitants are working to keep Earth's ecology in balance while others are trying to wipe out humankind with a lethal virus spread by mosquitoes.

Setting / LocationDeep Space
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreThe dreamwalker's child Lead Character

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