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Title	:	Home Ground (Darshian Tales #4)
Author	:	Ann Somerville
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 503 pages
Published	:	November 25th 2006 by Ann Somerville (LuLu) (first published 2006)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Romance. M M Romance. Paranormal

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Wepizi is ready for the challenge of a new post, but it will test him more than he ever imagined, and Prince Juimei will learn the true role of a leader in a great crisis. In 'Bearing Fruit', it’s time for Kei, Arman and their friends to explore the fruits of peace and to build on the hard work of the last two decades. But if they thought life had settled down – they were much mistaken.

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Series:	Darshian Tales #4

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Bearing Fruit was a very nice way to show how all the changes Kei and Arman brought and wonderful results. I was very glad to know that finally Arman was able to go back to his home country as someone worthy and not the traitor. Also for I loved the fact that they were able to receive the gift of children, albeit from horrible circumstances. Still it seems like that has come full circle too with Karik as well. One thing I would have liked to know was Soza getting his punishment somewhere. I

3.5 stars.1st read: Dec 17 - 20, 2010.2nd: May 6 - 11, 2012.

I really liked this installment of the series. I can't believe this is the last book! I love this series sooo much. It's unfortunate there's no more. It doesn't look like the author has any other books in the same genre either. Which is such a shame because she did wonderfully with this series. The first thirty percent of the book is a continuation of Arman and Kei's story. The last seventy percent of the book is about Wepizi and Prince Juimei. Their romance is different, but it was really nice

I really enjoyed this installment of the Darshian Tales. Fantasy though it is, just like the rest of the series it doesn't lack for believable details and realistic, large-scale world-building. I'm pretty sure at this point that I know more about the history, geography, and politics of this world than I do about my own. As I've come to expect from the Darshian books, the characters are multi-dimensional, realistic, and sympathetic. Sometimes they're kind, sometimes they're cruel, but you can

This is one of the best series I've read. Again a long story but the progression builds to a totally satisfying ending.



Just re-read this one for probably the 3rd or 4th time. There's nothing I don't like about this series except for the fact that it ends here.