Novel Of Jaran 04 Law Of Becoming: Amazon.ca: Kate Elliott: Books

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Appointing Charles Sorensen as the duke over several worlds, the alien overlords of the Chapalii Empire spark a dangerous resistance, which is further complicated by an unexpected addition to the Game of Princes. Original.

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5.0 out of 5 stars This is a great read, Oct 2 2001

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and I patiently wait for the next book ... which may be awhile according to the Official Kate Elliot Page. Seems she has been working on other projects, also good reads.

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5.0 out of 5 stars unexpected amazing conclusion, Sep 1 2001

By	Legendary Element - See all my reviews

After the first book (JARAN), I was enthralled. The 2nd (EARTHLY CROWN) and 3rd (CONQUERING SWORD) kept me right there. BUT, this final book surpassed them all. I had no idea where she was headed & loved where I ended up. In my previous reviews I mention that this is more about cultures & psychological effects, but it is still a page-turning series. My only regret is that it ended. There ARE references to characters who are lesbian/homosexual but her world is a COMPLETE view of humanity & all sexual references are done with complete taste!

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5.0 out of 5 stars I want more, Aug 17 2001

By	"namsk" (Auckland, New Zealand) - See all my reviews

After "Jaran", which I love (and can exist independently of the rest), the next few have been comparatively disappointing. But this was fantastic. After the book finished I kept dreaming about it. There is just so much depth and potential: in characters and plot. I was a bit sad at the final status of one of the main characters (I'm not going to give it away...) but I'm falling for some of the newer ones. Really you have to have read the previous books to understand much of this book. But if you haven't, you will still enjoy the richly developing characters and the interesting (truly alien) aliens. Speaking of the aliens, I like their culture: long may they prosper!

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5.0 out of 5 stars Aaaarrrggghhhh!!!!
I just completed book 4 of the Jaran series, and am thoroughly hooked into this story! I MUST find out what happens next! Read more

Published on Jun 12 2001 by lady_readalot

5.0 out of 5 stars Check Kate's website
She plans on several more books in the Jaran series, but it doesn't sound like she'll be getting back to those until she finishes her sequel to _The Golden Key_ (which is an... Read more

Published on Jan 24 2000

5.0 out of 5 stars Left hanging! There must be more.
I've thoroughly enjoyed reading all four books of the Jaran series over the last few weeks. I'll admit that when I started realing the first book, I was skeptical that it would... Read more

Published on Dec 9 1999 by Burke Hagen

5.0 out of 5 stars Elliot creates amazing culture, leaves story unfinished.
I want to find out what the heck happens! When is book five coming out

Published on Sep 20 1999