Um livro onde uma tripulação especial é feita de alienígenas e humanos com habilidades especiais [duplicata]

Provavelmente Ringworld , de Larry Niven.

Como você pode ver nesses trechos da Wikipedia, a tripulação é composta de humanos e dois alienígenas diferentes, um deles do tipo felino, outro de um alienígena de duas cabeças de forma incomum com um espírito de covardia. Um dos humanos é Teela Brown, escolhido porque ela foi excepcionalmente sortuda, e havia uma base genética para isso.

On planet Earth in 2850 AD, Louis Gridley Wu is celebrating his 200th birthday. Despite his age, Louis is in perfect physical condition (due to the longevity drug boosterspice). He has once again become bored with human society and is thinking about taking one of his periodic sabbaticals, alone in a spaceship far away from other people. He meets Nessus, a Pierson's puppeteer, who offers him a mysterious job with almost no details. Intrigued, Louis eventually accepts. Speaker-to-Animals (Speaker), who is a Kzin, and Teela Brown, a young human woman who becomes Louis' lover, also join the crew.

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all of Teela's ancestors for six generations were born from winning the lottery.

É frequentemente nas listas do clássico SF, tanto para a construção original do próprio Ringworld, como também porque ganhou ambos os prêmios Hugo e Nebula em 1970/71.

Este é provavelmente o Ringworld de Larry Niven, e a sortuda senhora é Teela Brown , de o bom navio Mentir Bastardo .

On planet Earth in 2850 AD, Louis Gridley Wu is celebrating his 200th birthday. Despite his age, Louis is in perfect physical condition (due to the longevity drug boosterspice). He has once again become bored with human society and is thinking about taking one of his periodic sabbaticals, alone in a spaceship far away from other people. He meets Nessus, a Pierson's puppeteer, who offers him a mysterious job with almost no details. Intrigued, Louis eventually accepts. Speaker-to-Animals (Speaker), who is a Kzin, and Teela Brown, a young human woman who becomes Louis' lover, also join the crew.

The Luck of Teela Brown

According to the story in Ringworld (expanded in the Known Space novel Juggler of Worlds), the Puppeteers intervened with human reproduction beginning several generations in the past, with the intention of breeding humans for luck. This would be possible because they believed luck to be an inheritable psionic ability. They suspected such an ability was latent in humans already, having come to regard humanity as an unusually lucky species.