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A Time of Exile

A Novel

Katharine Kerr

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English
Random House USA Inc
01 May 1991
Series: The Westlands
The world of Deverry- an intricate tapestry of fate, past lives, and unfathomable magic. With A Time Of Exile, Katharine Kerr opens new territory in The Deverry Saga, exploring the history of the Elcyion Lacar, the elves who inhabit the country west of Deverry. It is years since the half-elven Lord Rhodry took the throne of Aberwyn. When Rhodry's lost lover, Jill-now a powerful wizard-comes to Aberyn and tells him it's time he accepted his elven heritage, Rhodry faces the most difficult choice of his life. But with Jill's help and that of a human wizard named Aderyn who has lived for years in the westlands, Rhodry begins to understand how his life is connected not just to his own people, but to the Elcyion Lacar as well. At last, destiny begins to unravel its secrets, revealing Aderyn's true purpose among the elves-and the god' deeper design behind Rhodry's dual heritage.
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Imprint:   Random House USA Inc
Volume:   1
Dimensions:   Height: 216mm,  Width: 140mm,  Spine: 25mm
Weight:   573g
ISBN:   9780385414647
ISBN 10:   0385414641
Series:   The Westlands
Pages:   444
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Katharine Kerr first became involved in the field of fantasy through role-playing games, feeling so intrigued that she began writing articles for gaming magazines and for some time was a contributing editor toDragonmagazine. This interest soon led her into the field of fantasy writing, with her first Deverry novel,Daggerspell, appearing in 1986. Since then, Kerr has written many more fantasy and science fiction novels. Her Deverry series has hitTheTimes(London) and the Australian bestseller lists.

Reviews for A Time of Exile: A Novel

Katharine Kerr is both a good writer and a thorough Celtic scholar. Indeed, her work is beginning to invite comparison with Katherine Kurtz's massive Deryni saga. <br>-- Chicago Sun-Times <br><br><br> From the Paperback edition.


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