Green Rider by Kristen Britain.
Re-read. (First read). Got the second book in the series for Christmas, and wanted to refresh my memory about how the first book went. Was not quite as gripping the second time around. But I'm looking forward to seeing how the next book goes...
The Harper Hall Trilogy by Anne McCaffery.
My daughter pulled the first book off the haphazard stack on the shelf (I need more bookshelves!), and I decided to re-read. Didn't bother digging up Robinton, though, nor did I succumb to The White Dragon.
The Bone Doll's Twin by Lynn Flewelling.
I'm catching up to her latest book, and am using that as an excuse to re-read all her existing books, which I really enjoy.
Traitor's Moon by Lynn Flewelling.
I'm catching up to her latest book, and am using that as an excuse to re-read all her existing books, which I really enjoy.
Stalking Darkness by Lynn Flewelling.
I'm catching up to her latest book, and am using that as an excuse to re-read all her existing books, which I really enjoy.
Luck in the Shadows by Lynn Flewelling.
I'm catching up to her latest book, and am using that as an excuse to re-read all her existing books, which I really enjoy.
The Dragon Society by Lawrence Watt-Evans.
Book two of the trilogy.
Dragon Weather by Lawrence Watt-Evans.
I recently bought the latest volume in the series, and am re-reading.
Sheepfarmer's Daughter by Elizabeth Moon.
Picked this one up at the library book sale because I decided I wanted to re-read it. A fast read, but I skimmed over some of the military detail, which sped it up, some. I guess I was more after the broad outline of the story and the emotional coming-of-age than anything else.
Oathbound by Mercedes Lackey
