A sci-fi / fantasy trilogy by Laurel Hickey
What readers are saying:
"Great books, great characters, great series."
"I like the books because of the 'wheels-within-wheels' plot. Myriad characters interact realistically and convey powerful emotions to the reader. Ulanda, Garm, and the other characters are not perfect beings: they have human traits and flaws. I was reminded of the DUNE books plot-wise when I first read them, because all the characters influence the plot and eventual outcome of the story. An aspiring fantasy writer, I have used these books to set the bar for my own writing." Darthonyx, as posted on the www.sffworld.com fantasy forum
"...very interesting and engaging characters!"
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For larger versions of the book covers, click here. Thirty-five years ago, the Empress Cassa turned a good chuck of the palace - and herself - to granite. Of course, nobody thinks she's really dead. And nobody thinks she's still quite human either. The problem? The transformation into granite didn't stop with the palace. Empire is in danger of being destroyed. Meet Ulanda, a young woman bred and trained to be a safe replacement for the Empress, allowing Cassa the freedom she wanted while saving the Empire from destruction. And meet Garm, Cassa's lover who never stopped loving her - or waiting for her to come back. And she has come back. For copyright and licensing information on the novels and/or artwork, please contact me by email or phone at 604-987-3835. All rights reserved. Let me know how you liked the books... email me any comments you have. Other Online Books
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These are the old covers for the Eye of the Ocean series. Hanna Skapski, the artist and poet who did the cover art, died in late 2006. She is greatly missed by everyone who knew her.
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