Sadly, this book misses its predecessor’s brilliance.
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The Children Star by Joan Slonczewski
The blurb on the cover really does cover it.
Jinian Star-Eye by Sheri S. Tepper
Well, this is weird. I enjoyed this book until it kinda started advocating eugenics? And now I’m simply baffled.
Guilt-Edged Ivory by Doris Egan
Even imperfect Doris Egan is well worth reading.
Daughter of Elysium by Joan Slonczewski
It’s a biggie but it’s definitely worth it. Even if now I’m behind my reading goals for the year.
Dervish Daughter by Sheri S. Tepper
Good, not great, but still happy to be reading this series.
Godbond by Nancy Springer
Trying to close out unfinished series. Uhh, not sure if it was a good idea.
Jinian Footseer by Sheri S. Tepper
My second fantastic recommendation from a reader!
Deryni Checkmate by Katherine Kurtz
I wish I had saved The Hero and the Crown.
The Adversary by Julian May
I knew I wouldn’t like this book, but I kinda had to know how the series ended.
Deryni Rising by Katherine Kurtz
Classic fantasy classically middle-of-the-road.
The Light in Exile by Cheryl J. Franklin
Hopefully this sci-fi/fantasy mashup series doesn’t hurt me as much as The Saga of Pliocene Exile did.
A Bad Spell in Yurt by C. Dale Brittain
I finally get the cozy mystery fantasy that I’ve wanted since The Drastic Dragon of Draco Texas.
The Armies of Daylight by Barbara Hambly
This review proves my ability for impartiality.
The Walls of Air by Barbara Hambly
Everything is mediocre yet hard to give up on.
Two-Bit Heroes by Doris Egan
I needed a win, so I pulled out some Doris Egan. <3
The Shaper Exiles: Garden of the Shaped by Shiela Finch
A 4-star book become a 2-star book.
Madbond by Nancy Springer
Madbond features a carnivorous horse that eats snakes, an amnesiac madman, and a bromance for the ages. What’s not to love? Find out!
The Golden Torc by Julian May
Hey there! Do not read this review unless you’ve read The Many Colored Land. As this is book two of The Saga of Pliocene Exile, it’s impossible to write a review that doesn’t spoil The Many Colored Land.
Dragon's Pawn by Carol L Dennis
In hindsight, the second he found the fennec fox attractive was the moment I should have closed the book.