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Old 04-10-2014, 01:48 PM   #50
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Originally Posted by mgbino View Post
I'd suggest the Long Price Quartet by Daniel Abraham and Crown of Stars (first book is King's Dragon) by Kate Elliott for good character driven fantasy.

Crown of Stars is a little traditional, but there is seriously nothing in the fantasy genre like Long Price.
I'll strongly second the recommendation for the Long Price Quartet, which starts with A Shadow in Summer. I'm now working my way through his Dagger and the Coin which began with The Dragon's Path. You might also like The Entire and the Rose by Kay Kenyon. First book is Bright of the Sky.
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