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Old 03-28-2020, 09:27 PM   #28
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SciFi series with female protagonists, with various degrees of romantic involvement:

Sharon Lee & Steve Miller - Liaden Universe series

Jean Johnson - Theirs Not To Reason Why series

Joel Shepherd - Cassandra Kresnov series

Mike Shepherd - Kris Longknife series

Tanya Huff - Confederation series

David Weber - Honor Harrington series

Debra Doyle & James D. MacDonald - Mageworlds series

Chris Moriarty - Spin series

Ann Aguirre - Sirantha Jax series and Dred Chronicles series

Dana Stabenow - Star Svensdotter series

S L Viehl - Stardoc series

Catherine Asaro - Skolian Empire series and Major Bhaajan series

Rachel Bach - Paradox series

Elizabeth Moon - Vatta's War series

And one with a lot of strong secondary female characters, David Weber & John Ringo - Empire of Man series

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If she's interested in Urban Fantasy, I can provide a list for that, too.
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