Radiant Star by Ann Leckie, Book #6 of the Imperial Radch series.
Introduction
Radiant Star by Ann Leckie is the sixth book in the Imperial Radch series, but features characters that were not in any of the previous novels. This novel has ten important POV characters. They live in a city beneath the ice. The most important religious object in the city is the Temporal Location of the Radiant Star. The Radchaai take over the city and install a governor. Will the Radiant Star ever arrive and save the city’s people from their oppressors?
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Links
This is the link to the Goodreads page of Radiant Star by Ann Leckie
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/241087257-radiant-star
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In Provenance by Ann Leckie, Ingray frees a prisoner to obtain information about a priceless artifact. She needs the artifact to earn prestige in her clan. Ingray’s family adopted her, but did not favor her. If she doesn’t earn the prestige she needs, she faces expulsion from her clan.
In Ancillary Mercy by Ann Leckie, Breq risks losing the Athoek system to the Lord of the Radch’s rival. Will Breq navigate this complicated diplomatic situation?
In Ancillary Sword by Ann Leckie, Breq is on a mission for the Lord of the Radch in the Athoek system. Breq must discover why Athoek colonists are disappearing. Breq risks losing the system to the Lord’s rival to solve the mystery. This is a link to my review.
In Ancillary Justice by Ann Leckie, Breq plans her revenge on the Lord of the Radch. Her plans are in jeopardy when Breq befriends the disgraced former Captain Seivarden Vendaai. Will Breq carry out her goals, or will the powerful Lord defeat her? This is a link to my review.