Song of the Lioness: The Woman Who Rides Like a Man (Series #3) (Hardcover)

from erincathryn

Re-read.I don't really have much to say about this book, as it is setting up the final book in the series. The story continues to evolve smoothly and the characters continue to grow.I never realized there was so much (light) promiscuity in this series. But the relationships are genuine and evolve...

from MarFisk

Originally posted on Tales to Tide You Over Several years have passed since I read Book 2 of Song of the Lioness. I didn't remember putting in a hold for the next one, but the library just informed me it was available, so I started reading. Tamora Pierce's characterization and storytelling show i...

from

I wanted to like this book more than I did. While there was much to like with a strong female character who wants life to be good for others, there were some disturbing turns. Jon suddenly turned into a petulant prince, demanding Alanna be who he thinks she should be. There are stronger hints of ...

from RebeccaAnn

Alanna's finally a knight and, after the scandal that she cause when revealing her true gender, she decides it might be better to have a few adventures away from the castle for awhile. While traveling in the desert, she and Coram are attacked by hillmen and rescued by Bhazir. Soon, Alanna finds h...

from nmhale

Since I've reviewed the first two books in this series, I won't spend a lot of time canvassing old plot material. We all know who Alanna, and Prince Jonathon, and the other important characters are, and the major events that unfolded before this book. Actually, what I want to focus on in this rev...