Triplet

By: Timothy Zahn

Narrated by: Cat Protano

When a young researcher ventures through a mysterious planetary system, dangerous secrets come to light in this novel from a Hugo Award-winning author.

Grad student Danae Panya's dream assignment has been approved. She'll study Triplet, the strange planetary system scarred by nuclear war and connected through portals. The most experienced Courier of Triplet, Ravagin, will lead her to its hidden worlds—Threshold, Shamsheer, and Karyx—and introduce her to their secrets, including their advanced technology, their dark magic, and the captivating demon culture of the innermost planet. But though they begin their journey with only scholarly research in mind, Danae and Ravagin quickly find themselves embroiled in the menacing dynamics roiling throughout Triplet. Will Ravagin be able to get them both out alive?

©1987 Timothy Zahn (P)2025 Tantor Media

This book was written by a 7th grader

Absolutely waste of time. Spells, pseudo science, poorly developed rich kid characters paired with poorly developed protector/guide, against poorly developed bad guy/gal in a trope of a plot line, inclusive of spells and demons ... heck, even a light saber. Save your time and go elsewhere for a better book

Ravagin

I first read this book 35 years ago. It hurts my ears to hear Ravagin (RAV-uh-jin) pronounced like it rhymes with toboggan. I’ve always liked the story and the concepts though.