Drunkard's Walk I:
As for the last three, I used to buy MZB's Sword and Sorceress anthologies just to read the latest Tarma and Kethry short story. It was interesting to see how the stories were mutated in varying degrees when they become part of Oathbound.
And I agree with Kerowyn - white uniforms on a battlefield just beg to be shot at!
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"Believe me, if I have to go the rest of my life without companionship, knowing myself won't be a problem."
-- Gabrielle of Potadeia
Quote:Boy does that list bring back good memories. The first three were my introduction to Mercedes Lackey. I remember starting Arrow's Fall as my "read in bed until sleepy" book one night, and staying up all night because I had know how it ended! (Janet Kagan's Hellspark is the only other book that's ever done that to me)
Arrows of the Queen
Arrow's Flight
Arrow's Fall
Oathbound
Oathblood
By The Sword
As for the last three, I used to buy MZB's Sword and Sorceress anthologies just to read the latest Tarma and Kethry short story. It was interesting to see how the stories were mutated in varying degrees when they become part of Oathbound.
And I agree with Kerowyn - white uniforms on a battlefield just beg to be shot at!
JeanneJeanne Hedge
www.jhedge.com
go.compuserve.com/Comic
Jeanne Hedge www.jhedge.com
"Believe me, if I have to go the rest of my life without companionship, knowing myself won't be a problem."
-- Gabrielle of Potadeia