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A review by annaaugustineauthor
Brand of Light by Ronie Kendig
5.0
There's a price on her head, and it has everything to do with the band on her arm.
Terrain Space Coalition has brought tech to every planet of the quadrant, except for Drosero. But the TSC has plans for the little backward planet, whether they want it or not.
An explosion has left Kersi Dragoumis spinning. She wakes in a derelict shuttle, ignorant of the tech around her, alone, and hurt. The brand she's had since childhood burns, but that pain is nothing to the pain of hearing her family is dead, and the TSC think she's the murderer.
Marco Dusan is a hunter, and one of the best. Called by a holy order to deliever Kersi to their temple, he begins to realize that maybe theres more to to this Decree - and the maiden - then he first thought.
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I've never read much scifi. I love Star Wars, think Star Trek is interesting, but reading it? Yeah, not so much.
Ronie has changed my mind on that now!
This book, I devoured it in three days. While the beginning is a little confusing, jumping between characters and trying to keep the strange names and place clear, once you find the rhythm there is no stopping!
Her characters are real, raw, and honest about their mistakes. I can wait for the second book to find out what happens to Tigo, Kersi, Marco, and the rest of their friends!
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Five stars!
Ages 16 and up!
Terrain Space Coalition has brought tech to every planet of the quadrant, except for Drosero. But the TSC has plans for the little backward planet, whether they want it or not.
An explosion has left Kersi Dragoumis spinning. She wakes in a derelict shuttle, ignorant of the tech around her, alone, and hurt. The brand she's had since childhood burns, but that pain is nothing to the pain of hearing her family is dead, and the TSC think she's the murderer.
Marco Dusan is a hunter, and one of the best. Called by a holy order to deliever Kersi to their temple, he begins to realize that maybe theres more to to this Decree - and the maiden - then he first thought.
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I've never read much scifi. I love Star Wars, think Star Trek is interesting, but reading it? Yeah, not so much.
Ronie has changed my mind on that now!
This book, I devoured it in three days. While the beginning is a little confusing, jumping between characters and trying to keep the strange names and place clear, once you find the rhythm there is no stopping!
Her characters are real, raw, and honest about their mistakes. I can wait for the second book to find out what happens to Tigo, Kersi, Marco, and the rest of their friends!
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Five stars!
Ages 16 and up!