An Antidote To Fireby Sablesword Imprint: Silver Moon This book is written in English 
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Very good SF story, based on a couple of interesting premises. The
ending is plausible, although in the middle it seems for a time that
the author was searching for how to reach it. Buy and read it. 5
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| | STORY DESCRIPTION John Smith, formerly a Ph.D. chemist from our world, is now an alchemical adept in the island Kingdom of Cern. In between sporting with Luce, his well-chained and affectionate slavegirl, he is researching an antidote to the fire poison that inflicts a curse of misery on its victims. Unfortunately, the masters of the Four Empires like their slavegirls miserable. They fear the cheerful slavegirls of the Island Kingdoms and their barefoot brilliance, and they loathe the Islander masters for the way they pamper those slavegirls. And so a plot is afoot to stop John Smith from discovering the antidote, no matter what it takes.
Editorial: This is the sequel to AGENT OF CERN. | Keywords related to this title - click on a keyword to find more, related stories slavegirl barefoot pampered sword swordplay alchemy magic poison happiness in slavery
Author information: The evil twin of a modern-day mad scientist (Igor division, retired), Sablesword dabbles in writing and drawing on the computer. He currently lives in Outer Suburbia with a pet vacuuming robot, a number of houseplants, and a growing wine collection. Reviews Very good SF story, based on a couple of interesting premises. The ending is plausible, although in the middle it seems for a time that the author was searching for how to reach it. Buy and read it. 5 out of 5 |
