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Title	:	Cast in Courtlight (Chronicles of Elantra #2)
Author	:	Michelle Sagara
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 488 pages
Published	:	July 18th 2006 by Luna
Categories	:	Fantasy. Magic. Dragons. Urban Fantasy. Paranormal. Fiction. Science Fiction Fantasy

Cast in Courtlight (Chronicles of Elantra #2)

Michelle Sagara

Paperback | Pages: 488 pages

Rating: 4.11 | 10002 Users | 344 Reviews

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No good deed goes unpunished…

In Elantra, a job well done is rewarded with a more dangerous task. And so, after defeating a dark evil, Kaylin must enter a place of deceit and treachery. A world where silk and jewels hide deadly secrets…

Kaylin goes before the Barrani High Court, where a misspoken word brings sure death. And Kaylin’s never been known for her grace or manners. But the High Lord’s heir is suspi­ciously ill and Kaylin’s healing magic is the only shot at saving him – if she manages to dodge the traps laid for her.

Only to discover that the healing might turn out to be the simplest of tasks before her…

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Original Title:	Cast in Courtlight
ISBN:	0373802447 (ISBN13: 9780373802449)
Edition Language:	English URL http://michellesagara.com/books/cast-in-courtlight/
Series:	Chronicles of Elantra #2
Characters:	Kaylin Neya, Severn

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Extremely intriquite plot, and lots of confusing twists and turns. My prediction for the series is that the main character will probably be like this... The creature features and magic sytems are excellent. If you really want to cut your teeth on something really weighty in theory and ethics; then this is for you.This isn' t a light read either. If you take up this series I recommend you read them closely together, or you will easily get lost.

Two books in out of 13 (or more?), and I'm done with adventures in Elantra. And not just because every time I see that word, I'm reminded that I need to get an oil change for my Hyundai Elantra, that most sensible of commuter vehicles.Nope, I'm done because:1) I can't take it anymore with the superfluous italics and the adverb-infested dialogue. (Seriously. One character said something 'quietly' or 'softly' FOUR times. On one page.) Also, the Barrani (think super-pretty elf lords) can't have a

The first comment that has to be made about this book is that horrendous cover! It does not reflect the book's content or give any glimpse as to what type of book it is at all. If I were to make an assumption based solely on that, I'd guess it was an historical romance novel. It's just awful!Luckily, the story inside it is not awful, however. I found this all together a much smoother and easier read than book one. Naturally, that will partly be down to me now understanding all the various

3.5 stars rounded up. Things slowed a bit for me in the middle, but this one had a great start and finish to it.I quite enjoyed this second book in The Chronicles of Elantra. Sagara does a great job adding to the world she has created, with this installment giving a lot of insight into the enigmatic Barrani. I really like how she writes the scenes where Kaylin uses magic, and there were a couple of great ones here, including an exciting finish. There is definitely the sense that the story is

There is a lot of repetition especially concerning what color of eyes the different characters had, but since those character's eyes changed color often depending on their mood or what they were thinking the repetition didn't bother me as much as it could have in other circumstances.I enjoyed the relationships Kaylin had with the other characters. I found it fun she had more leaway with her superiors than anyone else. I would have liked to see more of Marcus, the Hawklord, and Sanabalis. I was

3.5 starsBecause not all weakness has to be weakness. Weakness, strength, power, failure they're just words, and we can define what the words mean if we have the will or the courage.So I've finally given this series another go. And yet, I felt the same as when I read book 1. The writing and world building is absolutely amazing. But I feel so clueless a large chunk of the time. Kaylin as a Hawk is very observant, and the author plays this perfectly. But if I'm reading even her thoughts, why

This still wasn't great. I think this series will consistently underwhelm me but it has just enough of a spark to keep me going.Kaylin is still okay as a character. I like that she has risen from such a low place.I love how Marcus and Caitlin are like surrogate parents to her and the Hawklord like a stern uncle.I was happy to see the old dragon back. I can't for the life of me remember his name or spell it. It's like Sanabalis???I tend to get confused a lot in these books so I'm not 100% sure