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Series:	Darshian Tales #4

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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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Title	:	Home Ground (Darshian Tales #4)
Author	:	Ann Somerville
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	Special 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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3.5 stars.1st read: Dec 17 - 20, 2010.2nd: May 6 - 11, 2012.

I really liked this series. The journey taken by Kei and Arman was influenced by the strength of their characters, not by some super awesome powers that make them ~*~a special snowflake~*~. Kei was unusual in having two Gifts, but they hurt him more than they ever helped his cause.The fact that the hurt/comfort went both ways really made it seem like their relationship was on an even keel, considering Kei and Arman's various states of freedom throughout the four books.

Bearing Fruit (25% of the book)Gleaming 5 stars because of Arman and Kei, of course. I still don't like Karik and Romi but especially Karik here, a father of two kids but still acts like a big kid, hhh... Surrounded by so many people who love and adore and pamper him, but he still whines like he's the most unfortunate man in Periter. Smh. Anyway, this book is about second chance at happiness. I'm glad Arman and Kei finally have the second chance to have sons, they truly deserve it.Home Ground

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

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

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

That can't be it, right? There's still that criminal, and more stories about them, and... NOOOOOOO THAT CAN'T BE IT!!! Anyways, that was good. Just like the others. Very mature too, like this people don't know how to be angry and impolite.Also, the whole story(from book one to four) was governed by emotions. I don't mean that they're not using their brains or something, but like they follow they're hearts. It portrayed human emotions as irrational and cannot be explained by logic, which I may