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Darkover, Book 11
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Christa Lewis
Leonie Hastur has a high degree of laran, the telepathic power of the Comyn caste, and wants to be Keeper of Arilinn Tower, which will give her as much power as her twin brother Lorill, Heir to Hastur. But she has a premonition that something strange and disturbing will come from the sky and change their world forever. She is correct. Ysaye Barnett loves life on shipboard and would happily stay right there, with her beloved computers, forever. Her best friend Elizabeth Mackintosh, a musician and anthropologist, and her fiance, linguist David Lorne, want to marry and have children, which means they need a planet they can settle on and make their lives' work. They are very excited about the new planet, especially when they realize that it's a lost Terran colony. As five young lives and their very different cultures meet, all of them will be changed by the encounter.
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I may be a fangirl
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An excellent book!
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The author constantly explains the characters’ feelings, sometimes stating the same thing up to three times - overall a cringeworthy extent.
Side characters also lack any depth with internal monologues that make little sense (I’m almost wondering whether the author had similar figures in her life that she wished would have reacted that submissively).
Also while I’m all up for modern feminism, this book repeats over and over the message “don’t get tied down in marriage, instead follow your solo dreams because it’ll be worth more”. Again, feels like the author is trying far too hard to get a message across.
One of the main characters also seems a bit too obsessive with her love/adoration for her brother - reeks of some building up incest.
Lastly, I also didn’t enjoy the voice actress performance, it was too often over the top and slightly annoying.
Returned the title after about hours.
Disappointing
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Awful narrator
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