Books matching: clan korval
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- #1
Save:'Crystal Soldier' in the 'Liaden Universe' series by Sharon Lee is a vast space opera with elements of fantasy and romance. It follows the story of various characters within the Liaden universe, each facing unique challenges and adventures. The plot weaves together multiple generations and timelines, focusing on strong female characters, complex relationships, and intergalactic conflicts. The writing style is described as coherent, rich, and engaging, with a touch of magic, romance, and intricate world-building.
JELA CROUCHED IN the dubious shade of a boulder at the top of the rise he'd been climbing for half a day. Taller rock columns on either side glared light down at him, but at least helped keep the pers...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Liaden Universe ) - #2
Save:'Mouse and Dragon' in the Liaden Universe series by Sharon Lee is a space opera that delves into the intricate world of Clan Korval. The book follows the story of Aelliana Caylon, a mathematical genius and Daav yos'Phelium, showcasing their love story and the reasons behind Daav's actions. The plot is emotionally engaging, touching on themes of triumph over adversity, justice, and hidden qualities that are eventually recognized. The writing style is described as rich, character-based, and filled with gripping, intelligent, and intriguing details that make every page compelling.
Oh, it had produced the desired result—he was free of a marriage that could only have ended in tragedy, and had preserved the sanity of a fine pilot in the bargain. Surely, on first glance, it were do...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Liaden Universe ) - #3
Save:Fledgling by Sharon Lee and Steve Miller is a space opera set in the Liaden Universe, focusing on the coming-of-age story of Theo Waitley. The plot delves into Theo's journey of self-discovery, navigating through a complex world filled with academic intrigue, family dynamics, and cultural clashes. The writing style is described as well-paced, maintaining suspense while offering enough clues to keep the reader engaged, ultimately celebrating the struggle for individual identities within a new and richly drawn universe.
"Because," he said in his deep, calm voice, "in the culture predominant upon Delgado, children—by which I mean those persons who have not attained what that same culture deems as their majority—are un...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Liaden Universe )
