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Title:Staying Power (Darshian Tales #3)
Author:Ann Somerville
Book Format:ebook
Book Edition:Special Edition
Pages:Pages: 458 pages
Published:June 28th 2006 by Ann Somerville (LuLu) (first published 2006)
Categories:Fantasy. Romance. M M Romance. Paranormal
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Karik always wanted to travel and see more of the world. Now he’s on his first major expedition to explore the mysterious land of Andon. But he’ll learn working in a team and managing diverse talents and personalities isn’t easy. It’s even harder when your leader is a prickly, handsome lieutenant and your colleague only opens his mouth to insert the other foot. Contains "Freely Given".

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This has turned out to be an excellent high fantasy series.

I loved seeing Karik find his partner after all he went through as a young man, and Romi was a great character as well. Several events made me want to cry and I thoroughly enjoyed reading about familiar characters again.

Ann Somerville grew up in one of Australias prettiest small cities. In 1989, she left Australia with a BA and a burning ambition to see more of the world and its people, and to discover this culture thing people kept telling her about. In 2006, she returned home to Southeast Queensland with two more degrees (this time in science and IT), an English husband and a staggering case of homesickness,

Gripping as usual, but can be frustrating and boring at times. It's not as satisfying as its predecessors, especially book one which is reread material and my most favorite of this series so far. While I love road trip and the survival test part, I don't like :1. The painful part (although it's paramount for the plot) 2. The romance part (no chemistry, no UST, more telling than showing) 3. The characters (Romi and Soza, they're enemies though. I dislike Romi and hate Soza)4. The misunderstanding

Staying Power 95%★★★✩✩Too many misunderstandings and miscommunication, and the characters are too childish most of the time. It has its good moments though, some parts are pretty interesting. Freely Given 5%★★✩✩✩It's fine I guess, but I feel like it doesn't contribute anything to the story.

The first 35 percent of this book was a bit difficult to get through because the misunderstandings got annoying and at time it was also boring. But it really got a lot better and more enjoyable after, especially the second half of the book. This is a really enjoyable high fantasy series. I love how long each book is. This book is in the point of view of Karik and Romi. The occurrence of romance happened rather late in the book and there wasn't much of it. For most of the book, it was them going

Well, I do not know what actually happened there but.... yep. Two stars.I guess it was because the author used sexual assault as a tool to draw the main characters together, which she already did with the Darshian short story that preceded this and I disliked using sexual assault merely as a plot tool because I believe that events as devastating as rape should only be used when it actually serves MORE than just making the bad guy look badder.Maybe it was the sloppy way the author tied the story