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Triorion

Awakening

L. J. Hachmeister

Ages 10–15

368 pages · Released 2012

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Triorion: Awakening is a science-fiction adventure centered on three siblings with telepathic powers caught in interplanetary conflict. The story involves war, military coercion, and persecution, with themes of survival and moral struggle that appeal to older middle-grade and early teen readers. Without access to full text, it's difficult to assess language, specific violence depiction, or how graphically mature themes are handled; the premise suggests this works best for children who enjoy complex sci-fi with stakes but may not suit younger readers or those sensitive to themes of abuse and warfare.

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Triorion: Awakening finds five-year-old triplets Jetta, Jaeia, and Jahx struggling to survive on a harsh alien planet under the thumb of their brutal owner. When the Eeclian Dominion discovers their extraordinary telepathic talents, they are coerced into military service. However, when the tide of war changes, the sibl... Triorion: Awakening finds five-year-old triplets Jetta, Jaeia, and Jahx struggling to survive on a harsh alien planet under the thumb of their brutal owner. When the Eeclian Dominion discovers their extraordinary telepathic talents, they are coerced into military service. However, when the tide of war changes, the siblings find their persecutors at their mercy and a new and more powerful enemy at their door, eager to harness their talents for intergalactic genocide. This introduction to the Triorion series follows them on a journey of death and redemption that will change the Starways forever.

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  • Fiction
  • Brothers and sisters

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ISBN 9780984979813 · L. J. Hachmeister

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