The Quantum Rose
(Skolian Empire, Book 6)
by Catherine Asaro
Tor Books
December 1, 2000
ISBN #0312890621
389 pages
Hardcover
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Catherine Asaro

The Night Bird

Alpha

Irresistible Forces

The Final Key

The Misted Cliffs

The Journey Home

Schism

Skyfall

Sunrise Alley

The Moon's Shadow

Irresistible Forces

The Charmed Sphere

Charmed Destinies

Skyfall

The Moon's Shadow

Spherical Harmonic

Spherical Harmonic

Ascendant Sun

The Phoenix Code

The Veiled Web

The Radiant Seas

The Last Hawk

Catch The Lightning

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REVIEW

"A Story to Relish"

On a poor primitive planet, Governor Kamoj Quanta Argali of the Argali Province worries about the well being of her people. She begins to think that the only way to help them is for her to marry her newest tenant, the strange Havryl Lionstar, who has taken up residence in the old castle. Still, she wonders what Havryl's agenda truly is. He looks physically different and more imposing than anyone she ever met. His behavior is at odds with his apparent role as a leader. Still, somehow he and his cronies have somehow restored the ancient technology that none of Kamoj's people know how to use. As Kamoj thinks of marrying the enigmatic Havryl, she begins to think he wants to control all of Argali. Yet he acts as a person forced to behave the way he does. Who is this weirdo and why is she falling in love with him?

Readers of speculative fiction and futuristic romance will relish THE QUANTUM ROSE. The entertaining story line is filled with action, complex and enjoyable questions about the lead male character, and a well designed who- done-it. Kamoj is also an intriguing protagonist. However, what makes Catherine Asaro's novel worth buying is the fully descriptive universe that feels so genuine, the audience will feel they are there.

Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Courtesy PNR Reviews
Posted August 29, 2001




 

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