Scepters by L E Modesitt Jr

Scepters by L E Modesitt Jr

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Summary

Alucius must quell a rebellion, destroy the powerful weapons of ancient design being used by the forces of Madrien, and confront the alien evil. In this climactic third volume of the "Corean" trilogy, only the assistance of the mysterious ancient Soarers, and the addition of his wife - Wendra's talent to his own give him any hope of success.

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Scepters by L E Modesitt Jr

Alucius is happy back on his nightsheep stead with his beloved wife Wendra, who is expecting their first child. But the country is beset by enemies - both overt and hidden-on all sides. He finds he has no choice but to answer the call to return to active duty. Newly promoted to higher rank, and given command of a combined force of the Northern and Southern Guards, Alucius must quell a strange, religiously-inspired rebellion, destroy the powerful weapons of ancient design again being used by the forces of Madrien, and confront the alien evil that seeks to enslave the whole world of Corus in the guise of bringing back a lost golden age. In this climactic third volume of the "Corean" trilogy, only the timely assistance of the mysterious ancient Soarers and the addition of Wendra's Talent to his own give him any hope of success.
LE Modesitt, Jr, was born in Denver, CO in 1943. In addition to his novels - most notably the Recluce saga, Spellsong series and Corean Chronicles - Mr Modesitt has published technical studies and articles (generally with boring titles), columns, poetry, and a number of science fiction stories. He and his wife, a lyric soprano, make their home in Cedar City, UT.
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ISBN 13 9780765349224
ISBN 10 0765349221
Title Scepters
Author L E Modesitt Jr
Series Corean Chronicles Ser
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher St Martin's Press
Year published 2005-09-01
Number of pages 768
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.