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Storm Seed Sacred Band Series Book 7 eBook Janet Morris Chris Morris Reviews

It’s been awhile since we last delved deep into the inspiring and highly imaginative world Janet and Chris have created and with Tempus Unbound they further prove why they have imprinted themselves upon our consciousness as being among the best authors we have reviewed...to date.

Al-Khemet Book Club
Nov 2017
Part of the Sacred Band series. Gods, time-travel, the ancient world, and a futuristic world where humans are in crisis, form the frame of this book in the series. A totally viable world, as ever, is created by the inimitable mix of well-crafted historical authenticity and imaginative fantasy. Gripping, all-consuming and un-put-downable.
It seems like a reunion as so many characters from previous novels return to share the stage. Tempus the Black and Niko, his right-side companion, are here. Also present and accounted for the goddess Jihan, the powerful Froth Daughter; Randal the allergy-prone wizard; Roxane the witch you really don’t want to get involved with; Cime the wizard slayer who is a real force to be reckoned with; Kama, Tempus’ daughter and warrior. The Sacred Banders Strat, Crit, and Gayle are also here, as well as Enlil the Storm God, Abarsis the Slaughter Priest, and even Strat’s Ghost Horse. Tempus is reunited with Faun, too — the Shepherd of Sandia, a realm “a thousand years from Lemuria.” He first encountered her in Tempus Unbound, when she traveled to Lemuria seeking help in saving her dying land.

As the story begins, Tempus and Cime now rule in Lemuria, and have settled into Pinnacle House, which contains portals to other times and places. One of these portals leads to Sandia.

The overriding theme of Storm Seed is “searching.” Jihan searches for her son, Cyrus, who has run off to look for Tempus, his father. Roxane has escaped her prison in hell to find her beloved Niko; she kidnaps his son Nino in order to draw Niko away from Princess Tabet and the City at the Edge of Time, so she can have him all to herself. Kama seeks a purpose in life, to earn her rightful place among the Sacred Band. Randal searches for Niko and the other members of the Sacred Band. As for Tempus . . . he is still the avatar of Enlil the Storm God, who dwells inside him. Now Tempus seeks to reunite the Sacred Band for another mission, this time to the future world of Sandia, to help Faun and her people, while, Cime is left behind to rule and protect Lemuria.

So, while Cyrus (son of Jihan and Tempus) searches for his father, he uses his shape-shifting talents during his travels among mortal men and women, and those don’t always turn out for the best. Roxane the witch has her own agenda, and plans to enslave Niko and use him to strike at Enlil, the Storm God, and Tempus, his avatar . . . and destroy them both. When Cyrus first encounters Roxane, who has turned herself into a black dragon, he becomes enamored with her, and takes the shape of a white dragon. But they don’t hit it off right away, and their battle is truly epic they attack Lemuria and break through to the realm of Sandia, where they finally join forces and return to human form. In doing so, they destroy the portal leading to Sandia, thus leaving Cime trapped and alone in Lemuria. Cime must now race against time to repair the broken portal to Sandia so she can go warn and help Tempus. As for Cyrus, he must choose between his parents and his infatuation with Roxane.

Once the Sacred Band has reunited and sets out on their quest in Sandia, the story takes another interesting turn. When Tempus first met Faun, he and the Storm God Enlil “took her” one night. She should be with child, but she’s not. Tempus discovers that his seed and her eggs had been harvested and placed in perfect wombs, where Sandian doctors can control gestation, and nurture to life more than one child born of the “storm seed” of Enlil and Tempus. Sandia, as I’ve already mentioned, is a future world, the farthest into the future that Tempus has ever gone, and the Sandians want to populate their dying world with children “fathered” by the deathless Tempus, whose seed will carry something of Enlil, the Storm God. Elements of science fiction and science fact now enter into Storm Seed breeding programs, sperm banks, in vitro fertilization, closed ecologies . . . as well as a mystery to be solved.

As always, there is a depth of grace and dignity in Team Morris’ characters, even the villains. Compassion, drama, confrontation, and sadness can also be found in these characters and their interactions with each other, and in an emotional, climactic scene, there’s a poignancy that adds to their depth and realism. There’s also a statement being made in Storm Seed, a message which Team Morris has worked into the story, not by beating us over the head with it, but through the subtlety and elegance of their prose.
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Glad to see the Sacred Band still up and running. Very tight story with few subplots--just right for an action junkie!
Back to mystical Lemuria - if only!
The seventh book if the "Sacred Band" is a wonderful addition to the fans of this series. I read it in nearly one sitting, unable to put it down, delighted to get re-acquitted with beloved characters, both those who I rooted for or hated, or pitied, or prayed for. Neither Tempus nor his follows disappoint, ever!
Book 7! Loved it. Fans of the Sacred Band books will be thrilled with this latest entry in the series from the brilliant Janet Morris.
It's a Thieves World book, nothing more needs to be said! Of course it's an excellent book, the fact it centers on Tempus Thales only adds to the excellence of the book.