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owly · 03-13-2014, 04:51 AM

Jennifer Robersons "Sword-Dancer Saga" fits the bill. It start off a bit cliched with a Nordic type Sword maiden (Del) who reluctantly teams up with a Middle Eastern type sword fighter (Sandtiger) who starts out underestimating her. But the story and the characters develop beyond the cliches and I liked this series better than Roberson's Chesuli saga. The world is okay though it's basic Sword & Sorcery stuff. First book is "Sword-Dancer" and even though it was published in -86 it can be bought for Kindle and epub (Google play) Great when the authors digitize their older stuff.

03-13-2014, 04:51 AM	#12
owly Guru Posts: 729 Karma: 3822612 Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Sweden Device: Paperwhite 2, Kobo Aura H2O	Jennifer Robersons "Sword-Dancer Saga" fits the bill. It start off a bit cliched with a Nordic type Sword maiden (Del) who reluctantly teams up with a Middle Eastern type sword fighter (Sandtiger) who starts out underestimating her. But the story and the characters develop beyond the cliches and I liked this series better than Roberson's Chesuli saga. The world is okay though it's basic Sword & Sorcery stuff. First book is "Sword-Dancer" and even though it was published in -86 it can be bought for Kindle and epub (Google play) Great when the authors digitize their older stuff. Last edited by owly; 03-13-2014 at 04:56 AM.