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Two-time Nebula Award winner Catherine Asaro takes her immensely popular Skolian Empire saga to new heights. The renegade son of the Ruby Dynasty, Del prefers rock music to interstellar politics. His singing career has recently gained momentum on Earth, which has an uneasy relationship with his family's empire. But with intergalactic tensions running high, Del finds it harder and harder to avoid family expectations. "Asaro's Skolian saga is now nearly as long and in many ways as compelling as Dune, if not more so ."-Publishers Weekly
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"I loved this book. It mixes two of my favorite things, rock and roll and science fiction, and blends it up with Asaro's flair for creating interesting characters. I only wish I could find the kind of music she describes in this book. "
— Brendan (5 out of 5 stars)
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“Asaro’s Skolian saga is now nearly as long and in many ways as compelling as Dune, if not more so.”
— Publishers Weekly -
“Asaro ventures into new territory while still showcasing his ability to combine sensual prose with vivid action and bold characterization…A good pick for adventurous sf readers.”
— Library Journal
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" Nice little piece of mind candy. "
— Jana, 1/30/2014 -
" Great book, but I didn't remember reading it until I started reading her other books. Weird huh? But it had a great plot anything more constistute spoilers. "
— Jamie, 1/26/2014 -
" I've mostly enjoyed this series but this one feels like a not very good memoir. "
— Marty, 11/17/2013 -
" holy nuts, why did i read this? i picked this book up thinking it'd be just as good as the others in this series, but wow...so disappointing. "
— tynia, 10/19/2013 -
" This has got to be one of the all-time worse books I've ever encountered - The protagonist is a self-centered "ruler" of the Universe who wants to be a rock star. AAARRRRGGGHH!! I quit!! "
— Bondama, 9/4/2013 -
" one the best book of the of a great serise "
— Richard, 8/29/2013 -
" I didn't finish this one although I read the rest of the series. It was too far from the main storyline and Asaro chose to pass on all opportunities to link it back into the characters I was invested in. Read it if you like Romance or futuristic treatments of celebrity pop star life. "
— Scribal, 7/7/2013 -
" Weakest of the Skolian Novels - hopefully they return to their former glory! "
— Ssawyer, 2/27/2012 -
" Great book, but I didn't remember reading it until I started reading her other books. Weird huh? But it had a great plot anything more constistute spoilers. "
— Rainbowjay2, 4/28/2011 -
" holy nuts, why did i read this? i picked this book up thinking it'd be just as good as the others in this series, but wow...so disappointing. "
— tynia, 2/2/2011 -
" This is basically a Harlequin Romance for the sci fi set. Predictable from the very beginning and not very well written. Disappointing. "
— Kristin, 3/16/2010 -
" Weakest of the Skolian Novels - hopefully they return to their former glory! "
— Ssawyer, 2/25/2010 -
" Nice little piece of mind candy. "
— Jana, 11/21/2009
About Catherine Asaro
Catherine Asaro writes science fiction, fantasy, and romance in six series and three stand-alone novels. The Quantum Rose won the 2001 Nebula Award for Best Novel, and The Spacetime Pool won the 2008 Nebula Award for Best Novella. She grew up near Berkeley, California. She earned a BS degree in chemistry with highest honors from UCLA, an MA degree in physics, and a PhD in chemical physics from Harvard University.
About Andy Paris
Andy Paris is an actor and writer. His audio narration have earned him the prestigious Audie Award, as well as AudioFile Earphones Awards. A member of the Tectonic Theater Project, he and others wrote The Laramie Project, which was nominated for an Emmy in 2002 and in which he played Stephen Belber. He has also appeared in Law & Order.