The Temple at Landfall (Celaeno)
1st U.S. Ed edition
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Word Count
74,000 words, Guess
Page Count
296 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archivetempleatlandfall0000flet
- ISBN-101933110279
- ISBN-139781933110271
- LibraryThing1151835
- Goodreads298463
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- Library of Congress Control Number2006278237
- OCLC Control Number62178452
- Better World Books9781933110271
- Open LibraryOL8812337M
Classifications
- LCCPR6106.L46 W67 2005
- LCCPR6056
Description
Lynn feels more like a prisoner than the chosen one of the Goddess. Her transfer to another temple provides her with a chance to taste a little freedom, but all does not go according to plan and her dull life is shattered by the dangers and choices that await her.
Description
Lynn feels more like a prisoner than the chosen one of the Goddess. Her transfer to another temple provides her with a chance to taste a little freedom, but all does not go according to plan and her dull life is shattered by the dangers and choices that await her. “Lynn is an imprinter, one chosen by the Goddess to receive her greatest gift, that of creating new life. So why does she feel like a prisoner in the Temple? When Lynn learns that she is to be relocated to the temple at Landfall, the arduous journey seems more like a gift—her last chance to see something of the outside world. She does not anticipate the dangers and temptations she will encounter along the way, nor does she expect Lieutenant Kim Ramon, an officer in the squadron of Rangers assigned to protect her. Despite all prohibitions forbidding it, attraction grows between the two women. "Against them stand the powerful religious Sisterhood and their holy warriors—the Temple Guards. In a world ruled by the Church, what chance is there that Lynn can escape?” Back cover
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