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" We are getting more meat in this story and Fawn is really proving herself to Everyone. Very cool! "

" This one did not move nearly as fast as the other two I've read thus far. It's still not *bad* but there were more times when I found my mind wandering as she was describing something. The first two books were more compelling, and I read them much faster. On the plus side, I didn't stay up late reading the end of this one, so it was better for my sleep. :) "

" liked it better than volume 2. Found discussion of "groundwork" and ethics around this quite nice. I'll finish up the series. "

" OMG! This book is a wonderful addition to the series. Off to book 4 to finish it off. The characters are what make this. If you read this, be prepared to spend hours reading and not wanting it to end. "

" Simple fun "

" I prefer her Miles series. "

" I can't help but feel that this series is self-indulgent for Bujold. It's so much lighter in feel than most of her work. Always an enjoyable read. "

" This is the book I've been waiting for in this series. The romance is background, and the world-building takes centerstage. This book focuses on character and chosen family. It's lovely and sweet, with just the right amount of uncertainty and action. "

" this one started slow for me, and I thought I wouldn't like it as much as the first two. But I couldn't put down the middle section. Good enough so that I'm not sure of the rating. This is a new book, only long time favorites get a five, but this may get there "

" Excellent book. Every book is a different story yet well connected to the first book in the series. "

" L.M. Bujold writes such lovely books. Her fantasy novels are a must for any true fan of the genre. "

" The characters of Dag and Fawn are splendid and this is a wonderful tale. "

" This was a fun, light read. I didn't feel it had the same caliber of character development that I am accustomed to from Bujold, but I really enjoyed the juxtaposition of cultures and the value of woman shifting in each. The story was actually secondary to this, for me. "

" This was better than the second one, I felt the characters and background were more interesting. The research that went into the river boats was fascinating, and I enjoyed the author's note on her sources. "

" i couldn't finish it...i was looking for a little more action than i saw in this book. "

" Dag and Fawn on a boat with a motley crew. Just gotta love it. Compulsively readable! It's as great as the other two - Bujold really is a master. Can't recommend this series highly enough. "

" The third book in this series is the best one so far. The other two are good, but not up to LMB's normally high standards. "

" Dag and Fawn take to the river trying to discover a way to heal the rift between their peoples. While traveling the attract a small group of followers, and a new set of adventures. It's harder to be prejudiced against someone you know. "

" liked it better than volume 2. Found discussion of "groundwork" and ethics around this quite nice. I'll finish up the series. "

" Another in this series...it's like a romance series hidden behind a fantasy facade. Still, it was, ya know, good.

Some sex, no swears, some violence.



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" I need to accept that Bujold is now writing paranormal romance and not the science fiction or fantasy that I so enjoyed from her.

I will content myself with reading her older works. "

" Excellent book. Every book is a different story yet well connected to the first book in the series. "

" Dag and Fawn on a boat with a motley crew. Just gotta love it. Compulsively readable! It's as great as the other two - Bujold really is a master. Can't recommend this series highly enough. "

" A definite adjustment in pace for this book, third in the series, but one I appreciated as I read all four books within a week. Second best, I think, of the four, though I give five stars to each one. "

" With each book this series gets better. I loved reading as Fawn and Dag discover more about how Lakewalkers and Farmers can exist together. "

" These books focus more on intercharacter relationships and world-building, than on action and good vs evil. I'm enjoying this aspect; it's a pleasent change from my usual epics.
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" I really like LMB's books, and this one was good -- as a part of The Sharing Knife series. But I liked the Chalion books better! "

" Endless, plodding exploration of a cardboard cutout Star Trek world, and I keep reading. "