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The Blade Itself, by Joe Abercrombie
pros: one of best books of 2007; great characters, situations, story; Logen Ninefingers/Bloody Nine and his little sayings; Glokta; complex plot, characters, action counterbalanced with simple element… more →
What CeciM Reads
The Blade Itself, by Joe Abercrombie
cecim wrote 2 years ago: pros: one of best books of 2007; great characters, situations, story; Logen Ninefingers/Bloody Nine … more →
Red Seas Under Red Skies, by Scott Lynch
cecim wrote 2 years ago: pros: continuation with good, interesting characters; fast moving; complex plot; interesting new cit … more →
The Prydain Chronicles, by Lloyd Alexander
cecim wrote 2 years ago: pros: classic fantasy; great characters and world; fast, easy read; there is reality and the darknes … more →
Sunrise Alley, by Catherine Asaro
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cecim wrote 2 years ago: pros: fast-paced; interesting premise and situations that illustrate dilemma; futuristic technology; … more →
The Troll's Grindstone, by Elizabeth Boyer
cecim wrote 2 years ago: pros: Norse mythology; complicated situation with complicated characters; grand scale; simple and co … more →
Cry of Justice, by Jason Pratt
cecim wrote 2 years ago: pros: thoughtful author; good ideas and situations; some very likeable characters; lots of things ha … more →
Tigana, by Guy Gavriel Kay
cecim wrote 2 years ago: pros: well-written; some likable characters; well-developed world, familiar enough yet also obviousl … more →
The Novels of Tiger and Del, Vol. I, by Jennifer Roberson
cecim wrote 2 years ago: pros: fast paced; interesting characters; lots of action; interesting world; good entertainment; the … more →
