Damia
Of all the Rowan's children, Damia was the most brilliant and the one who inherited the Talent. It was obvious that she would be a Prime. As Damia grew up, her Talent became almost too strong to control, and the only solution was to send her to the planet of Deneb, to her strange grandmother.
Of all the Rowan's children, Damia was the most brilliant and the one who inherited the Talent. It was obvious that she would be a Prime. As Damia grew up, her Talent became almost too strong to control, and the only solution was to send her to the planet of Deneb, to her strange grandmother.
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9780552137645 (0552137642)
Publish date: 1993
Publisher: Corgi
Pages no: 380
Edition language: English
Series: The Tower and the Hive (#2)
From when she was very young Damia had a lot of power. So much that it became almost essential that she leave home to live with her grandmother and discover how to control her powers. She comes into contact with aliens and discovers treachery, but there's also love. I do have some problems with f...
I got quite emotional at times, having to wipe away tears. More so for this, the second book, than the Rowan. I could not put the book down though, reading straight through until it was finished. Looking forward to the next book in the series.
From when she was very young Damia had a lot of power. So much that it became almost essential that she leave home to live with her grandmother and discover how to control her powers. She comes into contact with aliens and discovers treachery, but there's also love.I do have some problems with fathe...
This book is told through the POV of the man who babysits, befriends and eventually has babies with Damia, the Rowan's psychic daughter. Boring as only McCaffrey can manage.
I loved the first book, Rowan. Then I read Damia. I fell in love with Damia and I started to loathe Rowan. Rowan showed her self-centered-ness. Damia is the one who won my heart and I loved this story about her. I have read this story over and over and over again. Definitely a book I would rec...
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