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Terran Times Tales #4
Healer
Evah is a contact healer--she takes the damage and illness from those around her with a touch and cures them. But the damage remains on her body. She believes that no one will want her, but she still strives to care for those around her, hiding her appearance with loose robes and veils.
84 pages, ebook
First published January 1, 2009
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April 2, 2017
3.5 stars.
I think it's hard enough to be a healer without having to take the wounds and sickness into your own body. Such selflessness would be very rare, I think.
I think it's hard enough to be a healer without having to take the wounds and sickness into your own body. Such selflessness would be very rare, I think.
October 3, 2012
summary: Genea has used her hands and mind to knit flesh and bone, but when her heart breaks she has to leave active duty. Only the touch of Minas will bring her back to herself, but can she trust him to keep her heart safe while she struggles to control the power that surges back to life within her.
September 16, 2021
Strange SF romance
An Alliance trained Healer gets her man, their baby, and her revenge. A lot going on in a short steamy novella. I liked it.
An Alliance trained Healer gets her man, their baby, and her revenge. A lot going on in a short steamy novella. I liked it.
April 7, 2023
Another Good Book
I would have given it 5 stars but it had one of my, if not the biggest, pet peeves for reading. At different times throughout the book, there were at least three character name changes, maybe more. Misspelling doesn’t bother me most of the time, except with names.
I would have given it 5 stars but it had one of my, if not the biggest, pet peeves for reading. At different times throughout the book, there were at least three character name changes, maybe more. Misspelling doesn’t bother me most of the time, except with names.
July 16, 2017
This was a quick fun read. I like the world building, the culture and the idea of the story.
Evah is the healer in the Wyoran village of Senatha. She has been there for months and though she was falsely lured there she will not shirk her duty or not use her gift of healing just because she was promised one thing and another was delivered. When a warrior is brought to her, her skills are pushed to the limit, as is her strength. This is what she attributes her attraction to the warrior to. But Rapal is equally attracted to the secretive healer and it will be interesting to see if he will pursue those attractions when he recovers.
Evah is a healer that takes on the pain or ailment of others and deals with the side effect. That is why her body is filled with scars and she wears a clothes that conceal them. Her selfless action is admirable that earned a star for me.
Evah is the healer in the Wyoran village of Senatha. She has been there for months and though she was falsely lured there she will not shirk her duty or not use her gift of healing just because she was promised one thing and another was delivered. When a warrior is brought to her, her skills are pushed to the limit, as is her strength. This is what she attributes her attraction to the warrior to. But Rapal is equally attracted to the secretive healer and it will be interesting to see if he will pursue those attractions when he recovers.
Evah is a healer that takes on the pain or ailment of others and deals with the side effect. That is why her body is filled with scars and she wears a clothes that conceal them. Her selfless action is admirable that earned a star for me.
September 29, 2013
The stories by this author would get higher stars from me if they were edited for punctuation and spelling.
The names of these characters had me stumbling every damn time. Evah and Rapal...ugh.
The names of these characters had me stumbling every damn time. Evah and Rapal...ugh.
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