kate elliott

Unconquerable Sun by Kate Elliott

Book 1: Cold Magic

In The Ruins Kate Elliot Daw, August, $25.95, 544 pp. ISBN 0756401905 Three millennia ago, the Horse People (centaurs) and seven sorcerers from seven different human tribes wove a spell that sent the Ashioi (elves) into the aether. Now that Liath, a half-human, half daimon of fire has stopped...

Crown of Stars Kate Elliot Daw, Feb 2006, $25.50, 540 pp. ISBN 075640326X When the Aoi crash landed on their return to Earth after centuries in the aether, the collision caused a cataclysm that led to earthquakes, flooding and the sun to disappear behind a cloud of dust. The people can’t plant...

Spirit Gate Kate Elliott Tor, Sep 2006, $25.95 ISBN 0765310552 When the Guardians ruled the Hundred, justice was the norm for everyone while their lieutenants the Reeves kept the peace. Prosperity hit every corner of the land as everyone does well with nobody falling under the safety net...

Shadow Gate Kate Elliott Tor, Apr 2008, $25.95 ISBN: 9780765310569 The eagle riding Marit the reeve died three years ago (see SPIRIT GATE) while working alongside her lover reeve marshal Joss as they and others tried to save the mortals of the Hundred from an attack led by a rogue Guardian. Now...

Traitors’ Gate Kate Elliott Tor, Aug 18 2009, $27.99 ISBN: 9780765310576 The land of the Hundred is on the verge of collapse as war has swept across everywhere. The cause is a stunner as someone from within The Guardians of the Altars has betrayed the trust; causing massive chaos slaughtering...

Cold Magic Kate Elliott Orbit, Sep 9 2010, $14.99 ISBN 9780316080859 By 1837 Augustan Year, Europa is divided between the old and the new. At a time when the continent faces an ice age, the battle for the hearts of society pits the cold mages against the industrial revolutionists as the...

Kate Elliot writes about artwork developed for her Spiritwalker series: "Bringing Life to the Spiritwalker World" by Kate Elliott

Since there has been a lot of discussion about gender roles in SFF lately, I thought this blog posting by Kate Elliott might be of interest http://www.imakeupworlds.com/index.php/2014/06/jaran-when-what-if-deals-with-gender-and-culture/ Jaran is a book she wrote many years ago, but in the way...

Book 1: Spirit Gate Book 2: Shadow Gate Book 3: Traitors' Gate

I'm about halfway through Prince of Dogs at the moment and the character of Hugh is starting to seriously freak me out, particularly the effect he's having on poor Liath. I really want to keep reading the books (they're amazing!) but I need to know how much longer I have to put up with him...

Kate Elliott has a new series out called 'Spiritwalker'. It is aimed at younger readers than her previous works (something which I was not aware of when I bought it), but is still fairly decent if not up to the standards of those books.

OK Elliott fans, I'm looking for some hope here. I've bought a few volumes of this series second hand, just finished book 3, The Burning Stone, but I don't know if I want to continue. The ideas and so on seem ok but most of the characters are wooden and lacklustre. I guess what gives me most...

Hi. I have got a question. Who was this daimone that was looking for Heribert? Where did he befriended it? Where was it mentioned? Thanks.

Crown of Stars has been something else entirely... Where do i begin... this series concerns humans, Aoi, angels, daimones, gods, godesses, religion, war, politics, romance, prejudice, hate, love, sex, violence, heresy, ignorance, heaven, earth, hell, humanity, immortality, mortality, morality...

finished Burning Stone bk 3 in a Crown of Stars at work today... i was holding my breath during the last 50+ pages. 3 years have passed since we first met Alain and Liath when they were sixteen. She has had a baby with the aoi-human prince Sanglant and Alain got married to a heretic princess...

That would be so helpful. Anyone know of such a thing? I'm 1/4 into The Burning Stone right now. I really like this series. I have set the Burning Stone down a few times to read lighter fare but now I have come back to it and am really enjoying it. But it would be great to have a list of the...

Man o Man.... that was pretty incredible. i devoured the novel and it knocked me on my ass. How the hell is this not more popular?? it is in the same league as the masterful Farseer and Tawny Man By Robin Hobb and ASOIAF by GRRM. im definitely ordering the remaining of the series. Damn i...

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