Jaran
The Novels of the Jaran, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Cindy Kay
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Written by:
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Kate Elliott
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In the past, humans were the dominant star-traveling species in the universe—until the Chapalil came, conquered, and absorbed the Earth into their intergalactic empire.
One of the only humans ever granted nobility by the Chapalil, Charles Soerenson once led a failed rebellion against the alien overlords. Now his sister, Terese, has abandoned her homeworld, impelled by a broken heart to seek a new life among the worlds her brother rules.
On Rhui, a planet off-limits to interstellar voyagers, Tess stumbles upon a dangerous Chapalil conspiracy—and only the timely arrival of the Jaran saves her from near-certain death. A tribe of nomadic humans roaming the plains of Rhui, the Jaran have long forgotten their ancient Earth history and heritage. Intrigued by their world and their ways, Tess shares an immediate emotional connection with Ilya, the Jaran's brilliant, charismatic leader.
But despite her growing loyalties to this proud chieftain and his people, Tess must take care. For Ilya's ambitions threaten to trigger violent planetary upheaval. And the Jaran have been chosen to play an unwitting role in a plot that could have powerful repercussions far beyond the nomads' volatile world.
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- Harriet Spaghetti
- 2023-11-11
Excited this old favourite is finally an audiobook
This book is a favourite of mine that I find comfort in rereading every so often. I'm so glad to have an audiobook version to switch up my re-reads. I've occasionally not been a fan of some of the other narrators of Elliott's other books, but I think Cindy Kay did a marvelous job at capturing characters that feel like old friends to me at this point.
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