Sharing Knife: The Sharing Knife, Vol. 4: Horizon (Audiobook)

from kellyfaboo

This review is based off of an Early Review proof copy: Bujold writes two types of novels, fine examples of their genre and masterpieces of their genre. This is an example of the former rather than the latter, but that shouldn't dissuade her fans, and fans of the series who have read the first th...

from seekingflight

This is the fourth and final book in The Sharing Knife, my favourite contemporary fantasy series. One of my favourite books of the year, so far. It has a different feel and pace to Bujold's action-packed series depicting the adventures of Miles Vorkosigan, which I also loved. Yet I think the thin...

from aqualectrix

Horizon is a satisfactory conclusion to the Sharing Knife books. The little group that Dag and Fawn have gathered around themselves head north along the river again, pausing while Dag finally learns how to properly use the talents which were developed to a somewhat disturbing extent in the previo...

from 530nm330hz

Bujold's "The Sharing Knife" tetralogy is a fantasy series set in a world where certain people, known as Lakewalkers, have a specific ability that we would consider supernatural. The novels trace the development of Fawn, a "farmer" (i.e., non-Lakewalker), and Dag, a Lakewalker. I usually have a l...

from stefferoo

This final book of the series dragged a bit in the beginning and the middle, but the climax and ending sure made up for it. Still, it's interesting how my feelings about the characters have changed over the course of four books. I really liked Fawn in Beguilement and Legacy, but by the halfway po...