The Silver Branch (The Tales of Aeron, #3)

The Silver Branch (The Tales of Aeron #3)

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Paperback, 464 pages
Published January 2nd 1991 by Roc
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Iamshadow
The Silver Branch wasn't what I expected, in that I expected it to be historical Celtic fantasy and it turned out to be futuristic Anne McCaffery-esque interplanetary struggles. Unfortunately, the similarity didn't end there, and it also possessed some very McCaffery-esque failures in writing style. Nowhere near enough descriptions of places and scenery, and a 'rushed' attitude to Aeron's early life to get up to the bits that Kennealy more wanted to write about. Things that with a bit of time co...more
Jes Phillips
For fans of the earlier books in the Keltaid series, this prequel offers some awesome insight into how Queen Aeron developed into the person she is. Readers who delight in Kennealy-Morrison's exquisite detail of this fantasy world will love this tale, which takes readers on a tour of Aeron's training as a Fian and Ban-droi.
Stacey Gallimore
The Arthurian Legend in Space - sounds ridiculous, makes me cry every time!!
I just love this series, and I can see it isn't to everyone's tastes, but these books are ones I re-read and recommend.
Just wish my copy of the latest one didn't look so much like a romance novel!
Judith
O ;ove this trilogy. The characters are larger than life and still experience some of the negatives as wel as the positives. There is technology, magic, logic, and intuition all thrown in together.
Jodi Paul
I probably read this series once every 18 months or so. Likely my favorite book series. It has the additional benefit of portraying my religion in a way that is accurate while accessible.
Kristine (fezabel)
Oct 17, 2008 Kristine (fezabel) rated it 5 of 5 stars  ·  review of another edition Recommends it for: everyone
I have been interested in these books since I first heard about them several years ago. I finally bought The Silver Branch and decided to give them a try. I finished the book in record time and immediately went hunting for the rest of Patricia Kennealy-Morrison's books.

This story is amazing. It's not just the plot, although that gets my highest praise for being so intricate and well-written. But, the world that has been created around the plot is so stunning and beautiful that I can't describe...more
Kimmy
Part of one of my favorite trilogies of all time.
May
Such nice stories!
Ciaran
Very interesting cross of sci-fi technology with Celtic mythology. Having both magic and advanced technology combined together definitely made it worth reading. Would recommend reading this before the copper crown, even though it was in fact written later.
Dianne
A well written mix of fantasy and science fiction with compelling characters. I would like to live in this world
Lisa
Really good fantasy. I enjoyed the first 2 books more, but this book was still good.
Kristine
it is a great book for Keltic fans.
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