β Scribed by Kate Elliott
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Paperback, 801 pages
Published 1999 by Daw Books
In the third volume of this astonishing Nebula Award-nominated fantasy series, the many plot strands created in the first two novels become more tightly interwoven--as the time of the cataclysm nears when people and places long sundered by magic will once again reside in the same time and universe..."The best thus far...I can now honestly say I am rabid for the next book."--B &N Explorations
Praise for the Crown of Stars series:
"Well-thought-out, well-structured, and well-crafted... There's a bone-deep reality to the world." --Fantasy & Science Fiction
"Elliott's new high fantasy... proves an entirely captivating affair...a resounding narrative revolving around three appealing characters."--Publishers Weekly(starred review)
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