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The [[Books of the Raksura]] are a fantasy series by Martha Wells (website [http://www.marthawells.com/default.htm here]). In the Three Worlds, there are perhaps hundreds of wildly diverse humanoid species -- but Moon has spent most of his life thinking he's the [[Last of His Kind|only one of his kind]]. And unfortunately Moon, who is a shapeshifter, just happens to resemble (in one of his two forms) the most rapacious and vicious predators on the planet: the Fell. Moon [[I Just Want to Have Friends|just wants a place to belong]], but he must constantly guard against others learning of his secret. When he finally meets a member of his own kind, a whole new set of adventures begin for him, and he faces his biggest challenge of all: fitting in.
 
The story continues in ''The Serpent Sea'' and further books. According to [[The Other Wiki]], the books in [[w:Martha Wells#Books of the Raksura|this series]] are:
* ''The Cloud Roads'' (2011, ISBN 978-1-59780-216-1)
* ''The Serpent Sea'' (2012, ISBN 978-1-59780-332-8)
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* [[Ancient Artifact]]: Essentially the whole of the Three Worlds, which is littered with the ruins of extinct empires and species.
* [[Bee People]]: The Raksuran social structure includes two breeds (winged Aeriat and wingless Arbora), and several castes within each breed, all ruled by a powerful queen. Moon is a consort, the only male who can breed with a queen to produce children, which makes for some interesting gender dynamics given that the queens are bigger, stronger, and decidedly aggressive.
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