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Original Title:	King of Sword and Sky (Tairen Soul, #3)
ISBN:	0843960590 (ISBN13: 9780843960594)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Tairen Soul #3
Characters:	Rain Tairen Soul, Ellysetta Baristani

King of Sword and Sky (Tairen Soul #3) Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 467 pages

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King of Sword and Sky is the third book in the epic romantic adventure that combines sweeping fantasy with breathtaking paranormal romance. USA Today and New York Times bestseller C. L. Wilson’s magnificent story continues—as the Fey King Rain must risk everything for his truemate Ellysetta, even as he struggles to save his imperiled kingdom with magic, sword, and flame…and by awakening the astonishing dormant inner power that his lady love possesses.

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Title	:	King of Sword and Sky (Tairen Soul #3)
Author	:	C.L. Wilson
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 467 pages
Published	:	September 1st 2008 by Leisure Books
Categories	:	Fantasy. Romance. Fantasy Romance. Magic. Paranormal. Fairies. Fae. Paranormal Romance

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Ratings: 4.29 From 9382 Users | 409 Reviews

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[EDIT March 2015] Re-reading this series for I think the fourth time (also listened to the wonderful audios) and never will tire of this story and spending time in the incredible world this author has created. My favorite fantisy world I have visited in a book! This particular one I have in hardback and signed by the author - a treasure as not many hardbacks were done. Moving on to the next book! My original review from 2010 is below - no way to explain just why this is so special.I read this

3.5 starsThis book was a lot of traveling, a lot of stage setting and a whole lot of searching for answers. That made it over all a slower story then we have seen in previous books in the series. However that didnt make it lesser and the last 25% of this book was impossible to put down. So much happens, a couple revelations and a couple of giant steps and a few lines drawn in the sand. Its a good installment and while it probably could have been shorter it was important to the over all arc of

Amazing...incredibleoutstandingthese words are not enough to describe the third installment of the Tairen Soul Series King of Sword and Sky by C.L. Wilson. I read the first two books and have been anxiously awaiting the last two in the series. I was not disappointed one iota.Ms. Wilson is a phenomenal world builder, so much so you can see every room, mountain, and road in your minds eye as you are immersed in the story of Rain and Ellysetta and the rest of the Fey. The first books were

"I think you look upon this Fey more favorably than he deserves, kem'san.""Nei, I see him plainly enough." She laid her palm against his chest. "And I love the Fey I see."So the battle begins and it was fantastic! This story was as intense as it is addicting. A lot of events unfold and there are many questions that still need answers. From her first trip to the Fading Lands, until the last battle in Orest, poor Ellysetta's heart and magic are tested relentlessly. Despite the fact that she brings

Notes:1. Ellie uses zahn magic and in return gets 3rd and 4th marks from Mage2. Ellie saves the Tairen and they hatch3. Fey and the Eld are officially at war4. The mason turn against the king and banish him from their lands5. In the end = The king prevails and fights in war trying to save their Fey lands6. Ellies family disappears in the mist7. Ellies sisters reveal their magic8. Eld kidnap warlords wife9. New pregnancy - Marissa is pregnant and her child is Tairen10. One of the Lords is killed

One word: STRESSED.I mean it was good, we learn things, development and whatnot goes on, some cute moments too, but most of all STRESS. There is truly no way but forwards now. (lol as if there was ever really a choice)

I know it's weird, but is it normal to be as depressed as I am that I won't get another shot of Wilson's finest before October??? Argh..You would think after reading all 3 books in this series back to back to back that I would be a little ready to move on...but I'm not! It's been a long time since I've been this hooked on a series. So here's my second question...Is it better to have read and have to impatiently wait...or to have never read something so wonderful at all?