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    Protector Of The Flight

    By Robin D. Owens

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    If horses could fly then Calli Torcher might ride again. But a devastating accident left her in such pain she thought the chimes and chanting in her ears were a hallucination until she found herself transported to another world, and met the Lladranans who had Summoned her.

    Lladrana was a parallel, magical earth filled with exotic creatures, noble humans and enchantments—all threatened by an encroaching evil.

    And when the mighty volarans stopped obeying the Chevaliers, the flying horses' unexpected rebellion had thrown Lladrana into an uproar. In desperation, the sorcerers had sought help from afar—and gotten Calli.

    If she could fulfill this mission, perhaps she would also finally find all she had longed for—a mate, a home, a family. But against this great darkness, she had no battle experience, no strategy plans. She had only a bond with horses.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Luna
    Release dateFeb 1, 2007
    ISBN9781552548592
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    Robin D. Owens

    ROBIN D. OWENS has been writing longer than she cares to recall. Her fantasy/futuristic romances found a home at Berkley with HeartMate in December 2001. She’s gone on to write eleven more books in the series and collection of novellas in the Heart universe. She has written five titles for Luna™ Books in her Summoning series, and launched her Mystic Circle series with Enchanted No More.

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    • 4/5
      I'd read most of it already - up to the Lipizzaners - but for whatever reason hadn't finished it, hadn't gotten to the climax. She had a lot of different tasks! Here, the conflict between the two of them makes a lot of sense - it's a matter of different views of two equally compelling duties. And the time after Callie's Snap was important, to let her deal with her unresolved issues, as best she could. Somehow in this one, they're both much more ordinary than the first two Exotiques and their men. Marrec is a common Chevalier, not a powerful man in his own right nor the son of anyone of importance. Calli's doing pretty much what she's always done - although the horses she's training now can fly and speak mind-to-mind with her, it's not far from familiar territory. Alexa and Marian had their normal occupations utterly changed; Calli learned to fight but even that feels like her rodeo days to her. For her and Marrec, the changes are primarily internal and emotional, which makes this story less spectacular and more intimate than the first two. Looking for the fourth book - frust, it's not in the library!
    • 4/5
      This took a long time to really get going and I found the section where Calli first arrived to be a bit by the numbers. Once she and Marrec started disagreeing the story started moving much better and the final section was excellent.