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Bezig met laden... The Dragon Variationdoor Sharon Lee, Steve Miller
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Meld je aan bij LibraryThing om erachter te komen of je dit boek goed zult vinden. Op dit moment geen Discussie gesprekken over dit boek. About to start into the Liaden Universe...making it my March into spring mission. Here is the ramble jamble on my blog Thank the Maker http://girlsguidetoscifi.blogspot.ca/2013/03/march-madness.html As for these three books, excellent, wonderful, romantic space opera. Loved them all. About to start into the Liaden Universe...making it my March into spring mission. Here is the ramble jamble on my blog Thank the Maker http://girlsguidetoscifi.blogspot.ca/2013/03/march-madness.html As for these three books, excellent, wonderful, romantic space opera. Loved them all. Contains Local Custom, Scout's Progress and Conflict of Honors and populates the history of Liaden and Korval with such personages as Master Trader Er Thom yos'Galen and Scholar Anne Davis, his brother of the heart and Delm of Clan Korval, Scout Daav yos'Phelium and mathematician Ailliana Caylon, and Master Trader Shan yos'Galen and the very lovely ex-witch Priscilla Delacroix-Mendoza. Not to be missed. geen besprekingen | voeg een bespreking toe
Onderdeel van de reeks(en)Liaden Universe Chronological Order {Lee & Miller} (1360 "Local Custom", 1361 "Scout's Progress", late1385-1386 "Conflict of Honours") Liaden Universe Novels {Lee & Miller} (Baen Omnibus 6, 7 & 9 (Local Custom/ Scout's Progress/ Conflict of Honours)) Liaden Universe Publication Order {Lee & Miller} (Omnibus: Local Custom & Scout's Progress & Conflict of Honors (11, 15, 2)) BevatPilots Choice door Sharon Lee Local Custom door Sharon Lee (indirect) Scout's Progress door Sharon Lee (indirect)
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HTML: Three space adventure novels in the popular Liaden Universe® series in one popularly-priced Omni edition: Local Customâ??Master Trader Er Thom yos'Galan knows that Liaden custom is to be matched with a proper bride and provide his clan, Korval, with an heir. Yet his heart is immersed in another universe, influenced by another culture, and lost to a woman not of his world. And to take a Terran wife such as scholar Anne Davis is to risk both his honor and reputationâ??not to mention the lives of loved ones. Scout's Progressâ??Aelliana Caylon is a brilliant mathematician, revered by pilots for the life-saving revisions she brought to the ven'Tura Piloting Tables. Despite this, her home life is terrifying, as the target of her elder brother's spite and her mother's indifference. Convinced that she has no recourse, Aelliana endures, until, on a dare, she plays a game of chance and wins a spaceship. Suddenly she has a way to escape her drab lifeâ??if she can qualify as a pilot, and survive her brother's abuse. Conflict of Honorsâ??Declared legally dead by a High Priestess of the Goddess and abandoned by her mother, Priscilla Delacroix has roamed the galaxy for ten years, surviving and becoming a woman of extraordinary skills. Now, she's been betrayed and abandoned once again, left on a distant planet by the Liaden starship on which she had been an important officer. But she's not alone: starship captain Shan yos'Galan has his own score to settle with the same enemy and is about to offer her an alliance. At the publisher's request, this title is sold without DRM (Digital Rights Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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Lee and Miller write women that I can identify with, even if they are scarily *so much* more competent than I am. Unashamedly romances, coupled with wonderful explorations of the clash of cultures.
I especially liked the contrast of the second book, where some of the darker side of the Liaden caste system is explored in more detail. I was frustrated by the seemingly random bits of violence at various points of the first story - turns out that they were the B (or possibly C) thread of the plot, and picked up on a little in the second story.
Oh, and the way that the concept of family is covered is something that presses my buttons, which improves them. I suspect that while I didn't enjoy them that much on a first reading, they will work well for a second and subsequent reading, because I'll already know what is happening, and skip the bits that are going to be stressful.