Changelings

Twins of Petaybee, Book 1

By: Anne McCaffrey, Elizabeth Ann Scarborough

Narrated by: Robert Ramirez

Nebula Award-winning duo Anne McCaffrey and Elizabeth Ann Scarborough add another thrilling chapter to their sweeping Petaybee saga with Changelings. Yana and Sean are beside themselves with joy over the arrival of their twins, Ronan and Murel. But the children's shape-changing abilities attract unwanted attention from an off-world scientist. Now Yana and Sean will do anything to protect their precocious youths from danger.There's more to the story: download Changelings: Twins of Petaybee, Book 2.©2005 Elizabeth Ann Scarborough and Anne McCaffrey (P)2006 Recorded Books

Critic reviews

"The story is exciting and generously laced with humor, but besides those qualities, the characters, planet, humans, and animals, including the playful river and sea otters who befriend the twins, and their interactions are so well realized as to utterly charm readers." (Booklist)

The characters

I read the original trilogy years ago and just like all of Anne McCaffrey’s series, I loved it. When I found out about this trilogy I was so excited to read it! The first book definitely did not fall short of the quality I expect from these authors.

refreshingly fim and lighthearted

I loved the details used in the animal behaviors. the research must have been extrnsive

Great segway and midline drama!

The story picks up several years after the original series left off but don't worry if you have not read the Petaybee series, it is a great ride either way! The plot stands on it's own with some elaborate twists. McCaffrey is still as Master at her craft! Ramirez is a full cast in himself!

Twins adventures leaving their home so young

Love the Twins and the dual nature! Great story line and adventures that have a way of turning out to be an introduction to the next adventure

not like Pern books

I have read all the Pern books and many others- this book was disappointing in that I was expecting something similar to the other books, but this is more childlike. It read more like a children's book than an adult book, and for all I know, is. It was worth finishing, but just was not as gripping as the dragon books that I love.