Talents Saga Pegasus in Flight, Book 2, (Paperback)

from gypsysmom

This is book #2 in the Talented trilogy. Talented refers to people who have extrasensory perception ranging from telekinesis to telepathy to precognition and others. In the first book, To Ride Pegasus people with Talent were just learning how to use their powers and how to protect themselves from...

from emrya

Love the beginning of the Talent series, where the impetus to the stars is discovered. SO much ground possible with Talents, I feel sorry that the author has not chosen to pursue some of the more interesting ones, focusing instead on the T&Ts.

from ConalO

I decided to re-read this series in some down time this month and it has not lost it's appeal since the last time I read this twenty years ago. I have always enjoyed stories that dealt with higher mind powers and Anne McCaffrey does not disappoint in this area. 4 stars for a fun and entertaining ...

from atreic

My favourite of the pegasus books - the distopia, the rescuing of poor children with talents from the slums, all very good fun. Still, leaves a nasty political taste in my mouth - the talents live in their privileged positions while the rest of society slums it (and they're tax dodgers to boot!)

from timepiece

I really liked this one. I like the contrast between the characters of Peter and Tirla, not only their personalities, but their origins and interactions with others. I also enjoyed how the rumor mill and fears (and hopes) of Tirla's people were dealt with - yes, I can well imagine the poor would ...