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Summary

A young adult who has trance-like episode triggered by odd sound combinations searches for answers about her past as interplanetary war brews.

Stats

Genre: YA (16+ years) science fiction

Series length: Standalone book

Violence: Moderate violence

Magic/Supernatural: Everything "supernatural" given a scientific explanation

Romance: Light

Christian/spiritual element: Light

Recommendation: Those who enjoy distance future science fiction and space travel

You might like this book if you liked... 
Star Trek

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Opening Lines: 

Air streams whispered out of ducts and vents, masking murmurs and quiet footsteps. On the third floor of the Nuris University library, sound seemed smothered under a weight of wisdom and recirculated air. 

Llyn Torfinn stood at an i-net station, listening nervously. The wall at the end of her aisle was opaque blue glass, and it glistened like a gigantic opal. Closer by, head-high racks displayed information printouts, data spools, and ancient-looking scrolls and books. Her brother Niklo had explained them as replicas, dignifying the library with the appearance of Earth-date antiquity. 

One Mind's Eye 
by Kathy Tyers

What if an artificial reality was all you had ever known?

On the planet Antar, Llyn Torfinn awakes to reality as if for the first time, with no memory of the real world. The human settlers found her abandoned, hooked into an AR machine, and wasting away. Physically and mentally, she must learn how to live in a system at war with alien threats at every turn.

The humans of the Concord worlds are rebuilding their civilization ravaged by the alien Devastators, who disappeared as abruptly as they attacked. As they struggle through the recovery process, the threat of another war of humans against humans arises, carrying with it rumors of an enemy even more potent than the last.

Humanity's last hope lies in a young woman who doesn't even know who she is. Llyn's greatest challenge may be to discover her own identity—or all of humankind may pay the price.

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