Warrior's Valor

by Gun Brooke

Book Overview

While Dwyn surveys an endangered region of a remote planet and Emeron acts as her security escort, Ambassador E'kar has bribed his guards to facilitate his escape from Jasin, the planet where he is... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1602820201
• ISBN13: 9781602820203
• Release Date: July 2008
• Publisher: Bold Strokes Books
• Length: 290 Pages
• Weight: 0.92 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.5" x 8.3"

Customer Reviews

Supreme Constellations

Gun Brooke is an excellent lesbian sci-fi writer. I have read several of her books and would read more if they were written.

Wonderful escapism!

Highly enjoyable Sci-fi story. You do not need to have read the earlier books in the series but it makes for an added bonus to those readers who have. Filled with a host of fabulous characters. We have the dastardly bad guy M'Ekar who will do anything to regain the power he once had as Ambassador for his world. The thirty-four year old altruistic, brilliant and brave Dwyn. The vicious mercenary Weiss Kyakh and the psychotic White. Young Ayahliss, trained in the martial arts and rescued from a prison where no one ever leaves, who shares an attraction to Judge Amereena Beqq who is twice her age. Add to the mix the resolute Admiral Rae Jacelon and her partner the "stunning, but decidedly lethal" Gantharian Kellen O'Dal. And pulling it all together the conflicted and heroic Emeron. Against all odds or perhaps because of the odds that are faced in a compacted time Emeron and Dwyn find a bond and attraction that neither would have expected. If you enjoyed this novel you will also like - Protector of the Realm (Supreme Constellations) (Paperback) Supreme Constellations (Rebel's Quest)

Brilliant

This is the third book in the Supreme Constellations series. Much anticipation was felt while awaiting its release and I was not disappointed. Once again Kellen and Rai are pitted against their arch enemy, the Onotharian Empire. This time it is so personal, that the reader can empathise with these two strong women as they race against time to save their own mother. Most of the characters are strong, dedicated and fearless protectors of justice. The love that blossoms between Emerson and Dwyn is powerful and passionate. As Dwyn fights to protect the delicate environment from humanoid destruction, Emerson is faced with the realities of her Disian heritage. As she struggles to accept the death of her Grandmother years before, Emerson is forced to realise that the spiritual powers of her ansestory are the only thing that can save the one she loves. The ending leaves room for a sequel to this is enough for me to wish I already had my hands on the fourth installment. Gun Brooke has always been one of my favourite authors and this book reinforces how brilliant she is as an author. Devlyn