Search Results for "Mercedes Lackey": 7 results
Edghill, Rosemary (ed.): Murder by Magic: Murder by Magic, an anthology edited by Rosemary Edghill, is a 2004 book that was never booklogged, but not inexplicably: anthologies are more work to booklog. But I'm trying to get rid of that very old stack of to-be-booklogged: behold...
Lackey, Mercedes: (01-03) Joust, Alta, and Sanctuary: A few weeks ago, I was coming down with a cold and wanted something really undemanding to read. I'd vaguely heard that Mercedes Lackey's dragon books (Joust, Alta, and Sanctuary) didn't suck, so grabbed them from the library. I've decided...
Lackey, Mercedes: (04) Aerie: I snuck Mercedes Lackey's conclusion to her series about dragons, Aerie, in little bits over lunch over the last couple of weeks. It has to go back to the library, so I'm sneaking out a little more time to write...
Lackey, Mercedes: Arrows of the Queen: Horrible insomnia last night, so dug out a brainless comfort book, Mercedes Lackey's Arrows of the Queen. This was her first book, which shows in the little awkward fluctuations in narrative voice; it's also firmly within certain subgenres, the...
Lackey, Mercedes: Storm Rising; Storm Breaking: I'd mentioned that the most recent books I'd read were subway books from the library; the first was Lost and Found. The other two were paperbacks, Mercedes Lackey's Storm Rising and Storm Breaking. These are the final two books...
Lackey, Mercedes: Take a Thief: I've mostly stopped reading new books by Mercedes Lackey, but Take a Thief looked like it might be acceptably mindless lunchtime reading, so I took it out of the library. When we first met Skif in Arrows of the...
Lackey, Mercedes: Wizard of London, The: After reading Mercedes Lackey's dragon books, I also grabbed The Wizard of London from the library, because it incorporated some short stories involving two Victorian girls with psychic abilities, which I'd rather liked for being refreshingly different for Lackey (though...