Seeker
Author: Jack McDevitt
The Barnes & Noble ReviewAlex Benedict and his executive assistant, Chase Kolpath — ambitious antiquities dealers from Jack McDevitt’s A Talent for War (1989) and, more recently, Polaris — are back in Seeker, a story in which the two antiquarians search for a legendary lost colony that is both a science fiction thriller and a remarkably complex mystery.More than 9,000 ye….Read More
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