Equilibrium - Littlewood, Robert C
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A new darkness has emerged. Initially repulsed by the Spirit of Ta'Morin, it's might has grown to challenge the very foundations of the Universe. With malevolent power it seeks to corrupt all life, driving death and chaos to overturn cosmic Balance. Now Menkh ab Dur, last and greatest Graaven general, aided by his companion Tishan Dar and the symbiote Crixac, must face the ultimate test against not one deadly enemy, but two. The final battle approaches and all hangs on a knife's edge in 'Equilibrium' the thrilling conclusion to The Balance Wars trilogy.

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A new darkness has emerged. Initially repulsed by the Spirit of Ta'Morin, it's might has grown to challenge the very foundations of the Universe. With malevolent power it seeks to corrupt all life, driving death and chaos to overturn cosmic Balance. Now Menkh ab Dur, last and greatest Graaven general, aided by his companion Tishan Dar and the symbiote Crixac, must face the ultimate test against not one deadly enemy, but two. The final battle approaches and all hangs on a knife's edge in 'Equilibrium' the thrilling conclusion to The Balance Wars trilogy.
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Robert C Littlewood was born in Catford in the Borough of Lewisham, London. He emigrated to Australia with his family arriving in 1964 initially in Perth, Western Australia. He went on to work in many different jobs before completing a Bachelor of Education and going on to be a Primary School teacher. After 15 years in the classroom he left to become a consultant in industrial relations and HR management.An accomplished classical singer, Robert was a chorus member and soloist in the 1990's with the West Australian Opera Company subsequently being billed as one of WA's leading operatic tenors. He still maintains an interest in singing and performs on the amateur stage now in his adopted home of Bunbury, Western Australia where he lives with his wife Marilyn.With a deep and abiding love for the genres of science fiction and fantasy, he decided, like one of his literary heroes, CS Lewis, that he wanted to write the kind of novel he would like to read himself.