Saphirblau
- by Kerstin Gier
- Novel
- Fantasy, Romance
- Young Adults
- Definite Time Travel
- German
- Saphirblau [Sapphire blue] by Kerstin Gier (Arena Verlag, January 2010).
Apart from amusing blustering from the Count during her trips to the 18th century, time travel took a back seat to Gwenny’s on-again-off-again romance with Gideon in this second book of the trilogy. Gwenny’s new pal, the ghost/demon/gargoyle Xemerius, was enjoyable, though we wish that he would be time traveller #13.
—Michael Main
Rubinrot, Begabt mit der Magie des Raben, Schließt G-Dur den Kreis, Den zwölf gebildet haben.
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Ruby Red, with G-major, the magic of the raven, brings the Circle of Twelve home into safe haven.
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- Time Periods
- Circa AD 1700 to 1799: the soirée and meeting the count
- Circa AD 1940 to 1949: elapsing
- Circa AD 1950 to 1959: elapsing
- Circa AD 2000 to 2099: Gwyneth’s home time.
- Time Travel Methods
- Innate Time Travelers: The time travel gene is moderated by a “time machine” called a chronograph, but it doesn’t have the usual trappings of a time machine..
- Themes
- Anachronistic Music, Dance, and Other Creations: “Memory” from Cats
- Causal Loops: Gwenny tells her grandpa about the chest in the wall in the future so that he’ll put it there.
- Meeting or Viewing Ancestors or Descendants: Grandfather Lucas
- Precognition, Premonition, or Prediction: Great Aunt Maddy’s visions.
- Fictional Tags
- Angels and Demons: In addition to being a gargoyle and a ghost, Xemerius is a demon.
- Gargoyles: Xemerius
- Ghosts: Xemerius, James, Robert, Conte di Madrone, and (briefly) Gwenny
- Groupings
Variants
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- Saphirblau [Sapphire blue] by Kerstin Gier (Arena Verlag, January 2010).
- Sapphire Blue by Kerstin Gier (Henry Holt, October 2012).
- audio reading.
Sapphire Blue by Kerstin Gier (Macmillan Audio, May 2013).
Translations
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- Saphirblau [Sapphire blue] by Kerstin Gier (Arena Verlag, January 2010).
- English.
Sapphire Blue by Kerstin Gier (Henry Holt, October 2012). - English: audio reading.
Sapphire Blue by Kerstin Gier (Macmillan Audio, May 2013).