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Simon Tregarth, a disgraced American army officer whose black market dealings have unwittingly driven him outside the law and made him into a hunted man, is saved by a mysterious stranger who offers him an escape to a world where his "spirit would be at home." Passing through an ancient gate between worlds, he finds himself in a landscape of moor and heather, belonging to a universe quite different from his own. The idea of time travel, interdimensional gates, and parallel worlds is a favorite device of Andre Norton, and allows her the juxtaposition of the hero's cultural background with an...
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