Ler Series by M.A. Foster

3.82 · 11 ratings
  • The Warriors of Dawn (Ler #1)
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    The Warriors of Dawn (Ler #1)

    M.A. Foster

    Rated: 3.75 of 5 stars
    · 4 ratings · published 1975

    The human race had divided into two species. One had created the other - normal humans had experimented in forced evolution and had produced the ler, a sort of supermen race, but pacifistic and contemplative. The ler fled from the turbulent worlds of homo sapiens and established their own quiet planetary colonies. Which made it all the more inexplicable when reports came in of fierce planetary marauders, looting and burning, who were of ler ancestry... more

  • The Gameplayers of Zan (Ler #2)
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    The Gameplayers of Zan (Ler #2)

    M.A. Foster

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 4 ratings · published 1977

    The Ler had been genetically created to be a new race of supermen, and the experiment had not been entirely successful. They were superior to normal humans in certain ways, but all too human in others. Grudgingly, suspiciously, the overpopulated billions of Earth allotted the families of the Ler a special reservation - a last wilderness area where they could live their odd lives, contribute their brilliant talents to humanity's desperate needs - and yet be under constant surveillance.

  • The Day of the Klesh (Ler #3)
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    The Day of the Klesh (Ler #3)

    M.A. Foster

    Rated: 3.67 of 5 stars
    · 3 ratings · published 1979

    His name was Meure and he hired out on an alien ship to see the universe. There were ler aboard that vessel-transmuted humans who were partial supermen-and specifically there was the ler girl Flerdestar who had a mission. When Meure and Flerdestar were marooned on the world they called Monsalvat, they were confronted by a planetary enigma involving time and space... more

  • The Book of the Ler (Ler #1-3)
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    The Book of the Ler (Ler #1-3)

    M.A. Foster

    Rated: 4.00 of 5 stars
    · 3 ratings · published 2006

    Out of print since 1985, these three classic novels form a trilogy that chronicles the history of an alternate human race, the Ler, from their origins as a bioengineered "superhuman" race on Earth to their complex civilizations in space. Together, the books form a challenging examination of what it means to be human.

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