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ECLIPSE COURT

The Sun Falls from the Sky … and That’s a GOOD Thing

Member: Ysabetwordsmith
November 6, 2009

This novel interweaves with The Philosopher in Arms and asa kraiya by Karen Wehrstein, like harmony to melody.  It tells the story of Minis Aan, the heir to the Arkan throne.  Currently on the throne is Minis’ father, Kurkas Aan, who is both insane and dangerous.  Minis is trapped in a privileged but poisonous life. 

Then he meets Chevenga, the ruler of Yeola-e, held captive as a gladiator and nicknamed Karas Raikas.  Minis begins to learn how decent people behave . . . and the more he learns, the more disturbing his home becomes and the more danger he is in.

Eclipse Court is a breathtaking drama of personal growth and politics, filled with vivid and compelling characters.  I have loved the Fifth Millennium series for years, and I’m delighted by this new book.  Most highly recommended.

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