Shanji, James Glass
Shanji, James Glass
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Shanji
Shanji Trilogy, 1

Author: James Glass

Narrator: Maynard Villers

Unabridged: 13 hr 1 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 04/21/2017

Categories: Fiction, Fantasy


Synopsis

Kati thought she was Tumatsin, but her real father was Moshuguang, a Searcher, one of those working to bring down the feudal empire on Shanji and establish a progressive society. Ruled by Mandughai, the emerald-eyed empress of a neighboring star, the Searchers are looking for the person who has inherited the power to be a super being. They believe Kati is that person, and with training from Mandughai, Kati's powers exceed her trainer's power. To bring unity to Shanji and to establish her rule, Kati finally realizes she must go to war with her beloved Mandughai.

Reviews

Goodreads review by Mary JL

The reason this book gets 2 stars is two fold 1) It takes place on a planetary colony where the colonists are of Chinese ancestry. that is what impelled me to try it--so many books always use American characters only. 2) The conepts were mildly interesting. But, if not for those two things, it would......more

Goodreads review by Guy

Eminently readable, this epic sci fiction novel is set in a binary star system with several planets, and particularly the conflict between Tengri-Nayon's planet and Shanji, where the descendents of defeated invaders from Tengri-Nayon now form a lower caste exiled from the civilized Empire. We follow......more

Goodreads review by Chain01

Like the writing of the story. Though sometimes i get confuse reading it.......more

Goodreads review by Robert

Great. Interesting world, again a "what if" about humanity starting over, great idea about the close star systems, both personal and general views of the society, a healthy dose of the supernatural... Unfortunately too much traditionalism, but it was fought against and left only on a personal level......more

Goodreads review by Cory

The book was good, with an interesting premise and a new (to me) execution of medieval with space travel. The book is slow in parts, and is prone to sudden leaps in character abilities that can kick you out of the illusion of the story, but overall is worth reading. If I could, I'd give it a 3.5, bu......more