Michelle Sagara
Paperback | Pages: 416 pages Rating: 4.19 | 8068 Users | 220 Reviews
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| Title | : | Cast in Fury (Chronicles of Elantra #4) |
| Author | : | Michelle Sagara |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 416 pages |
| Published | : | October 1st 2008 by Luna |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Magic. Dragons. Urban Fantasy. Fiction. Paranormal. Science Fiction Fantasy |
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When a minority race of telepaths is suspected of causing a near-devastating tidal wave, Private Kaylin Neya is summoned to Court—and into a PR nightmare. To ease racial tensions, the emperor has commissioned a play, and the playwright has his own ideas about who should be the focus.…But Kaylin works her best magic behind the scenes, and though she tries to stay neutral, she is again drawn into a world of politics—and murder. To make matters worse, Marcus, her trusted sergeant, gets stripped of his command, leaving Kaylin vulnerable. Now she's juggling two troubling cases, and even magic's looking good by comparison. But then nobody ever said life in the theater was easy.…
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| Original Title: | Cast in Fury |
| ISBN: | 0373802692 (ISBN13: 9780373802692) |
| Edition Language: | English URL http://michellesagara.com/books/cast-in-fury/ |
| Series: | Chronicles of Elantra #4 |
| Characters: | Kaylin Neya, Severn |
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Ratings: 4.19 From 8068 Users | 220 ReviewsAppraise Based On Books Cast in Fury (Chronicles of Elantra #4)
I think I liked this one less than the last one. It doesn't have a lot of Nightshade in it - who knew I'd miss that guy, but I did. He's a nice and mysterious one. There's more dragons and Severn still, yay. This time around it's all about the Lions and a playwright. Kaylin & Severn are the cultural consultants to Rennick, the Imperial playwright, writing a play on the Tha'lanni (tentacle mind readers). This part was super boring and I didn't enjoy it. As usual, there's something that KaylinEach one of this series is like a rich dessert that one savors, digests and then pauses before eating the next one. This was an absorbing, complicated, and incredibly good read.
3.5 stars.Re-listened Jan 2020. As the author noted, this book goes into the culture norms of the Leontine race. When Marcus, Kaylin's Leontine Sergeant, is arrested for murder, Kaylin has the Hawk Lord's unofficial sanction to "stick her nose" into the case. What she discovered are some very long-held prejudices that Leontine babies born with certain physical characteristics have to be put to death. And that it involves the Leontine baby she helped delivered in the previous book. We've come to
Another solid entry in the Chronicles of Elantra. As usual, the story picks up shortly after the events of the previous book. The racial prejudice that Kaylin successfully confronted herself still prevails in Elantra in the aftermath of events that nearly destroyed the city. In the midst of this, a new challenge arises for Kaylin and Severn when their Sargeant, Marcus, is held for murder of a fellow Leontine. As this is being dealt with by the Caste Courts, Kaylin and Servern have no
Another solid entry in the Chronicles of Elantra. As usual, the story picks up shortly after the events of the previous book. The racial prejudice that Kaylin successfully confronted herself still prevails in Elantra in the aftermath of events that nearly destroyed the city. In the midst of this, a new challenge arises for Kaylin and Severn when their Sargeant, Marcus, is held for murder of a fellow Leontine. As this is being dealt with by the Caste Courts, Kaylin and Servern have no
Yet another excellent entry into the series, yet another facet of the world unveiled. The history of Elantra is becoming clearer with each instalment, and I rather love the procedural style of each investigation. Classic comfort reading.
As each book in the series has visited another of Elantra's races, this one takes its turn with the Leontines, picking up on a couple of threads from the previous book and tying them back together. There's a lot going on here that pits Kaylin's two major devotions (children and the Law) against each other, while carrying on some of the obvious fallout from the previous book.Kaylin's growth really shines here; there are a lot of places where book-one-Kaylin would have just let words fall out of
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