Description: In the triumphant conclusion to this series, DragonStar and his companions go forth to battle the TimeKeeper Demons as a traitor plans to hand Sanctuary over to the Demons. That action could force DragonStar to make a sacrifice so bloody and horrific it could destroy everything that he holds dear in this life or the next.
Brief description:
Sara Douglass was born in Penola, a small farming settlement in the south of Australia, in 1957. She spent her early years chasing (and being chased by) sheep and collecting snakes before her parents transported her to the city of Adelaiden and the more genteel surroundings of Methodist Ladies College. Having graduated, Sara then became a nurse on her parents' urging (it was both feminine and genteel) and spent seventeen years planning and then effecting her escape.
That escape came in the form of a Ph.D. in early modern English history. Sara and nursing finally parted company after a lengthy time of bare tolerance, and she took up a position as senior lecturer in medieval European history at the Bendigo campus of the Victorian University of La Trobe. Finding the departmental politics of academic life as intolerable as the emotional rigors of nursing, Sara needed to find another escape. This took the form of one of Sara's childhood loves - books and writing. After she spent some years practicing writing novels, HarperCollins Australia picked up one of Sara's novels, BattleAxe (published in North America as The Wayfarer Redemption), the first in the Tencendor series, and chose it as the lead book in their new fantasy line with immediate success. Since 1995 Sara has become Australia's leading fantasy author and one of its top novelists. Her books are now sold around the world.Review Quotes: "["Starman] should satisfy a fantasy readership hungry for strong female characters."--"Publishers Weekly on "Starman
"A stunning tour de force with a full complement of action, mysticism, mystery and magic...Sara Douglass is a powerful voice in high fantasy that readers can equate to the likes of Robert Jordan, Marion Zimmer Bradley and Anne McCaffrey."--"Romantic Times (4 1/2 stars) on "Enchanter
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""Douglass handles matters impressively and her characters are fully drawn."--"Kirkus Reviews on "The Wayfarer Redemption