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The Copper Crown, along with its prequel The Silver Branch and its sequel The Throne of Scone, carries the reader effortlessly through the story of the birth, childhood and ascension of Aeron, Queen of the star empire Keltia, along with her friends, her family, her allies and her people--and the war brought to them by age-old enemies, the Fomori and Cabiri, driven to halt a possible alliance between Keltia and Earth. I've read this trilogy several times over the years since it first came out, and plan to re-read it several times in the future. It's that good, that complex and human and satisfying.


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The Copper Crown Keltiad Patricia Kennealy 9780451450500 Books Reviews

This book, the first I'd read by Ms. Morrison, so captured me with her lyrical writing style and fascinating weaving of the story line, I found myself transported to Keltia and reluctant to come back to Earth. Perhaps the most wondrously told tale I've read since becoming a fantasy "junkie," so enchanting that after I read both The Copper Crown and The Throne of Scone (equally wonderful), I read them both again!
one f my favorite trilogies
Patricia Kennealy is a Wonderfully talented author and I LOVE her books!!! Definitely ordering the next one - I already have several.
fantastic series. rich world and vocabulary....
I love the works of Mrs. Jim Morrison
I first read this book in 1986, the book is so worn out that the spine is cracked and the glue dried out so I've retired the book to the book shelf oh and my daughter is named Aeron, I have all of Patrica Kennealy Morrison's Keltiad books I still hope She writes Gwydion's side of things. A most excellent weaving of science and magic!!!!
I am, as a rule, not a fan of science fiction, however this book (and indeed the Keltiad series) have been a great exception.

The premise that a breakaway group of Earth born explorers, using magic and advanced science learned from the lost civilization of Atlantis, escape the surely bonds of Earth in 435AD and establish a civilization among the stars. The Kelts advance technologically and socially at a far greater pace than their earth-bound ancestors and succeed in staying hidden for thousands of years until rediscovered by a peaceful earth exploration ship, the Sword, captained by Theo Haruko. This first contact from the homeworld sparks an intergalactic conflict of kingdoms.

Old meets new, and beyond, as we meet Queen Aeron, her consort Gwydion, and the rest of her court and country. Their manners may be old and courtly, but they are anything but quaint. Relying on a combination of science and ancient magic, and their new found friendship with the visitors from Earth, Aeron must fight to keep Keltia free from Imperial invaders.

Warfare that is a combination of sword and cloak, lasers and space ship, mesh seamlessly and believably in this lavish and sweeping saga.

Be certain to have the sequel, The Throne of Scone ready to continue as there is hardly a breath between the action of the two.
The Copper Crown, along with its prequel The Silver Branch and its sequel The Throne of Scone, carries the reader effortlessly through the story of the birth, childhood and ascension of Aeron, Queen of the star empire Keltia, along with her friends, her family, her allies and her people--and the war brought to them by age-old enemies, the Fomori and Cabiri, driven to halt a possible alliance between Keltia and Earth. I've read this trilogy several times over the years since it first came out, and plan to re-read it several times in the future. It's that good, that complex and human and satisfying.