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The Outcast waits in a castle outside of Time. With his soul imprisoned in an ancient jewel, he dreams of vengeance on the Lords of Light. Cast on his shores by sorcerous winds, a woman comes who will set him free to defy his terrible destiny. Unavailable since 1986.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Great second book!, Oct 23 2000

By	Teresa Romano (Santana, Sesimbra Portugal) - See all my reviews

In this second book we find Tarod 'prisoner' in a castle with the time stopped, he himself provoked this stasis. His soul is trapped in a jewel and he waits...

Until Cyllan, the drover girl he had met in the first book is caught by a warp and ends in the shores of the castle. Tarod and Cyllan get to know each other, but mainly they discover Tarod, his true nature and what a startling nature that is! Cyllan becomes very loyal to Tarod, and eventually the stasis is broken and they are again loose in the world...

This book is more fast paced than the previous and the relations between the characters are very interesting. We begin to see that it's wrong when only one side rules (in this case order), there needs to be an equilibrium.

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5.0 out of 5 stars The Outcast, Jul 12 2000

By	Barbara (England) - See all my reviews

I found this book absolutely fantastic. I read it about ten years ago and lent my whole set to somebody who never returned them. I'd love to read them again but have only been able to purchase the first and last one as 'The Outcast' is out of print at present. Please, please, if anybody out there knows where I can get a copy, please let me know - I'm desperate! I can't wait to get back into the story of Tarod and after reading the reviews above, I want to read them even more.

babs@phil57.freeserve.co.uk

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5.0 out of 5 stars this book is awesome!!!!!!, Mar 8 1999

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Louise Cooper is a great author, I'm in the process of reading all her books (to bad they're so hard to find). But I think The Outcast will always be the best. It's fast paced and the plot is spellbinding. I read this book before the Initiate but I still caught on to plot okay, yet its not redundant. The character development is so good that it makes you fall in love with the good guys(Chaos) and forever despise the bad ones (I can't even make myself type the evil -O- word, that's how much I hate them). This book brings out the best and worst in a person's emotions, at times I wanted to cry and other times I wanted to kill. The plot revolves around Tarod, who in the previous book, was almost executed before he stopped time, living soulless, timeless, and alone in the castle while the rest of the world lived on, until Cyllan and the Heir Margrave, Drachea, broke through the barrier. A barrier of mistrust, misunderstanding, and dislike quickly arises between the three of them. Until one of them (I won't say who) breaks through it so they can work together to restore time and Tarod's soul then leave the castle and live together and not bother anybody. But something interferes (I won't say what) and screws up their plan. You'll just have to read it to find out.

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5.0 out of 5 stars I Love This Series and This Book!!!
Tarod has lost the soul stone and is trapped in another demention. Then Cyllan and Prince Drachea come to that demention. Read more

Published on May 3 1998

5.0 out of 5 stars The best of the Time Master trilogy
I never read trilogies in order; I stumbled onto this one as the first book that I read of Louise Cooper's stunning Time Master trilogy, and I still believe it to be the best... Read more

Published on Feb 18 1998 by Professor J

5.0 out of 5 stars For any Fantasy fan, it's a real hard book to put down!
I stumbled on this book quite by accident, and could not put it down! A very good read, and I am now looking forward to reaiding the other two books of the series!

Published on Nov 3 1997 by H. Reckel