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Heaven - Season Three: Earth Mur Lafferty
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4.6 • 49 Ratings
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After gaining the rule of Heaven and Hell, with all the power that promised, Kate and Daniel should be set for eternity, right? Well, sure, as soon as they get used to their god-like powers. And then they need to remake the Earth. And there's the matter of the major and minor deities who are not pleased with their ascension. Even now, the afterlife still isn't easy.
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12. Part Twelve - Heaven - Season Three: Earth
-In this episode: Endgame - Kate grows more and more ill as the true threat is revealed. The return of the gods. Music: The Past Presents the Future by Her Space Holiday.
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11. Part Eleven - Heaven - Season Three: Earth
-In this episode: Kate moves Heaven to a new location and hosts a dinner party. Music: Elvis C by Matthew Wayne Selznick.
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10. Part Ten - Heaven - Season Three: Earth
-In this episode: Daniel descends into his vision quest farther to find what he's looking for. Music: White Sun by 2-RD.
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9. Part Nine - Heaven - Season Three: Earth
-In this episode: Kate meets with the enemy and sends the hoboes on their quests. She discovers something about Daniel that troubles her. Music: The Further the Earth Gets From the Sun by The Distants.
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8. Part Eight - Heaven - Season Three: Earth
-In this episode: Daniel embarks on a vision quest, meeting one unexpected god, and a guide he's not sure he wants. Music: Planet Earth by The Coolaid
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7. Part Seven - Heaven - Season Three: Earth
-In this episode: Kate establishes religion and crafts a plan to save Heaven. She calls in some unexpected help. Music: Earth is the Best by The Phenomenauts
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I like Mur Lafferty's work in general. None is too deep that I can't walk away, if there's continuity errors (someone claimed; I didn't notice) I can mentally patch in what's missing, apparently. As a lifelong, church-going, confirmed, Bible studying atheist (all that study convinced me more) I love the portrayal of the heavens, and hells (poor kitties), as well as assorted historical figures. She makes good use of what's already around in the fictional ether.
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