Sharing Knife The Sharing Knife Volume One, Book 1, (Paperback)

from humouress

I picked this book up because I really like what I've read of Bujold's Vorkosigan and Chalion series, and this series comes recommended, too. The story concerns a young girl, Fawn, being abducted by an evil being, called a malice or a blight bogle, and being rescued by Dag, an older Lakewalker. L...

from LisaMaria_C

Reading the reviews, the detractors seem to fall into certain categories. Those who were expecting something like her Vorkosigan series and are disappointed it's fantasy. (Hello, it's pretty explicitly marked as fantasy from the description to the cover.) Those who were expecting something like h...

from sleahey

In this series opener, Fawn and Dag first meet and fall in love in spite of the differences between their Farmer and Lakewalker cultures. Along the way they kill a Malice and some bandits, and Dag outsmarts the naysayers in Fawn's family. The predictable wedding at the end is obviously just the b...

from noneofthis

This series had been repeatedly recommended to me, starting nearly a year ago, by a friend of mine. This friend had also advised that I avoid beginning the books too close to bedtime and that I obtain, at the very least, the first two books of this quad so that I could read them back to back. I r...

from raschneid

This book was really fluffy, but I liked the evocation of nineteenth-century America in the guise of a fantasy/romance novel. Note: this book, at least, is definitely more romance than fantasy, but it's amazingly well-written romance, so you will have no complaints from me. I will probably even r...