Lost on Paradise
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Lost on Paradise
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ナレーター：
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Eric Jason Martin
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著者：
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Alan Dean Foster
New York Times bestselling author Alan Dean Foster, master of both action and emotion, reveals a world where everything is perfect, but nothing is as it seems …
Earth is crowded, polluted, and dismal.
Like millions of others, Jonos and Liina scrape by on her poorly paying job and what little money he gets selling items scavenged from rich people’s trash.
Like millions of others, Jonos and Liina dream of Paradise.
Paradise: a beautiful, clean, verdant world where three races live in harmony—at least, according to the videos sent back to Earth. There are the Eiquan, masters of astonishing technology; the Lusanata, hunters and farmers; and humans, who may be restricted to a few scattered settlements, but still live a life ten times better than those on Earth.
On the run after a criminal act, Jonos and Liina finally escape to Paradise.
It’s everything they hoped for.
Until tragedy strikes.
©2026 Alan Dean Foster (P)2026 Blackstone Publishing批評家のレビュー
“The kind of sure-fire entertainment that keeps his fans coming back for more.”
(Publishers Weekly on Drowning World)“Bestselling veteran Foster…brings readers another action-packed fantasy.”
(Publishers Weekly on Kingdoms of Light)“I’ve enjoyed almost every book I’ve ever read by Foster.”
(Science Fiction Chronicle, praise for the author)“The world-building is the highlight.”
(Fantasy Literature on Midworld)“Alan Dean Foster is a master storyteller.”
(SF Site)“Foster is a wonderful author.”
(Midwest Book Review)“Alan Dean Foster is a master of creating alien worlds.”
(SFRevu.com)"Foster knows how to spin a yarn.”
(Starlog)"Alan Dean Foster is the modern day Renaissance writer, as his abilities seem to have no genre boundaries.”
(Bookbrowse)“One of the most consistently inventive and fertile writers of science fiction and fantasy.”
(The Times (London))