Grand Master's Mate (Grand Master's Trilogy) (Volume 3)
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| Rating | : | 4.34 (652 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 152382574X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 324 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-02-11 |
| Language | : | English |
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She was born in the UK and lives in Atlanta with her husband, a dog and two cats to sit on the keyboard. In 2014, Aurora achieved her life-long ambition to publish her stories. Her works are character-driven romances set in weird worlds described with a sprinkle of humor. Some of the stories were composed thirty years ago. . Aurora Springer is a scientist morphing into a nov
Young empath, Violet Hunter, and her crafty Grand Master, Athanor Griffin, tackle the villains threatening civilization. Compounding their problems, half the Grand Masters on the Council fear Violet is the agent of their doom as her father foretold, and vow to eliminate her. Their worst enemy, the Red Queen, rampages across the galaxy evading capture, while blocked portals restrict normal commerce among planets. Grand Master's Mate is Book 3 of the Grand Master's Trilogy.. To restore peace, Violet and Athanor embark on a hazardous quest for a weapon hidden by the ancient psychic masters on one of four planets. Reminiscent of science fiction stories by Frank Herbert and Andre Norton, this rollercoaster adventure offers weird characters and deadly horrors balanced by lighthearted moments. But, the weapon
Her hobbies, besides reading and writing, include outdoor activities like gardening, watching wildlife, hiking and canoeing. Her works are character-driven romances set in weird worlds described with a sprinkle of humor. She was born in the UK and lives in Atlanta with her husband, a dog and two cats to sit on the keyboard. . In 2014, Aurora achieved her life-long ambition to publish her stories. She has invented adventures in weird worlds for as long as she can remember. Some of the stories were composed thirty years ago. She has a PhD in molecular biophysics and discovers science facts in her day job. About the Author Aurora Springer is a scientist morphing into a novelist
Flashy! Flashy! Of course that's how it works. Just visualize where you want to be, touch the implant behind your ear, and "step into it." Quantum mechanical entanglement with an inhospitable adjacent universe takes you right there. Why fuss around with wormholes or warp drives, which we know to be silly nonsense?I was so bored with reality after reading this astonishing series, not only with having to actually get in my car and endure urban traffic down the same roads for the ten thousandth time, but also with real people who take weeks or months to decide if they will do something (Violet's friends are in or out in 5 minutes, even . I really wish I could give this book 10 stars! Liza O'Connor What a fabulous ending to the most remarkable, intriguing, and creative Sci-Fi series I have ever read.I absolutely love this series. It is so rich in strange sentients, all beautifully described, and so very different than humans, yet so alike them in other ways.Of course, not all are ‘good’ sentients. Some are fabulous while others are cautious, playing both sides of the proverbial fence. And some are downright deadly evil and seem intent upon destroying everything.Violet, the Grand Master’s Pawn and mate, has the ability to emote empathy, and let me say that when dealing with other sentients, this often m. Exciting sci fi romantic adventure delights GRAND MASTER'S MATE, the third and final book in Aurora Springer's GRAND MASTER'S trilogy, is exciting and original. Full of breathtaking adventure on strange, fully realized worlds, it also completely satisfies on an emotional level. Characters are unique and well-rounded, and even the nonhumans have distinct and intriguing personalities. My favorite alien character is the enchanting and loyal, sentient plant Brightness Amarylla Threeleaf. Amarylla, who always refers to herself as Brightness, speaks in an alien voice that is charming and idiosyncratic without sounding Yoda-like. I was very glad that she figured so often in t