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High Deryni [Mass Market Paperback]

Kurtz Katherine


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1 Jun 1982
With young King Kelson on the throne of Gwynedd, the priesthood of the Eleven Kingdoms felt its control deeply threatened. For Kelson was half Deryni -- part of that race of humans gifted with extrasensory powers...a race that had ruled two centuries earlier, but was dethroned and driven underground.

Now, the final battle for ultimate power was about to break into open conflict, led by the Church which equated the supernatural powers of the Deryni with witchcraft and heresy!
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THE first spring following the coronation of Kelson King of Gwynedd should have been a time of eager anticipation, as the land lay a-greening along with his newly begun reign. Read the first page
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5.0 out of 5 stars A rather interesting Ending to the Trilogy 19 April 2001
By Jason Gonella - Published on Amazon.com
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With this novel, the initial trilogy of the Deryni comes to a close, and in ways that are ultimately unexpected.

The previous volume left quite a mess for King Kelson to clean up, with a civil war to the south, an invading army to the north, a treasonous Earl, an adamantly opposed Archbishop, all lining up for various reasons against Kelson. His internal opponents are so blinded by their own dogmatic resistance to be able to comprehend that they are making their own situation worse by their opposition. They are convinced of the evil of the Deryni, and will oppose a Deryni Duke, even if it means that an evil Deryni warlord will invade and conquer.

King Wencit of Torenth already has the upper hand by his trechary, having slaughtered the armies in the north, the Cassini and Kheldish armies and is ready for pitched battle against a divided Gwynned. But even then, he has plans to skip the battle, a new plot and counterplot, a master schemer he is, pitting himself against both Gwynned and the Camberian Council.

There are a few interesting twists and a rather unsatisfying ending, but it does work out for the best, with no small amount of pain on the part of the victors. War is hell, and it is difficult to be king.

4.0 out of 5 stars Love the entire series. great writer. 11 Feb 2013
By Kay Bristow - Published on Amazon.com
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I have always like the way the author brings the reader into the story. Katherine Kurtz ranks with the best.
5.0 out of 5 stars KK is a must-read for followers of fantasy 14 Jun 2012
By areader - Published on Amazon.com
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the whole series is great...it was fun to reread this book 20 years or so after first reading it. camber, the church references, wrapped in a medieval are captivating and compelling
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