I've always been a fan of L.E. Modesitt, Jr.'s recluse novels, because he writes many of them as duologies or individual books within the larger series, so you don't necessarily have to read all eight million or however many books (17 currently - soon to be 18) are actually in the Recluse Series. ...
A fascinating look into the life of a Mage in Hamor The sequel to "Natural Ordermage", this novel continues the story of Rahl and his mentor Taryl. Hamor has been dragged into a war of brother against brother, Imperial against Rebel. The second novel set in Hamor shows Rahl exploring more of his p...
Finally... A book about Hamor! Throughout the Recluse saga, Hamor has been the Big Brother lurking off to the side. First, they get dragged in during the Creslin's story, used by the Chaos Wizards of Fairhaven to waste ships in a hopeless attempt to whittle down the number of people who are living...
Anthology. I've only read the authors I know all of which happen to be female :) 3.875 stars. Laughter at the Academy by Seanan McGuire. A psychiatrist on a rampage. 2-1/2 stars.The Space Between by Diana Gabaldon. Loved that we get to see some of our old friends and enemies again. This one has the ...
Modesitt's books are thoughtful as always. I mentally put books like these into a subgenre of "Intelligent Fantasy," because I don't feel guilty about reading just another brain candy book when I'm done.
I felt like I was reading someone's diary... someone who documented ever day, even if it was boring. These books have really gone down hill for me, I just find them harder and harder to read.
I find it interesting that in a book called Princeps the main character only holds the title of princeps for the first few chapters. Modesitt continues in one of his best series to date. Queryt is a fascinating character and watching him do such disparate things as try to straiten up a city riddled ...
I first found L.E. Modesitt, as I imagine many did, through his remarkable [b:The Magic of Recluce|185253|The Magic of Recluce (The Saga of Recluce, #1)|L.E. Modesitt Jr.|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1312026440s/185253.jpg|1246811]. It's a terrific story, and if you haven't read it yet, go straight ...
This was such a great read!!! This anthology has an amazing theme. It was so fun. Some stories were better than others. My favorite was the one by Naomi Novik.
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