A place in my heart!

[manephelien]

To Fly Pegasus is a bit disjointed, since it's a collection of novels. There's also a bit more politcs in them than I like, since they deal with the establishment of Talent rights. However, TFP and PIF are well worth reading, given that PIS is certainly the best book Anne's written after about 1990, IMO.

The Tower series is probably a bit easier to get into, so you might like to start with that. Of course, if you find the Pegasus series first, you'll get into Tower having read Pegasus as well.

 

[mirinda]

thanks so much i'll look into finding them

 

[KoffeeKat]

BTW, it's "To Ride Pegasus" not "fly".
Always good to get the title right when hunting down a book!
I'd suggest the Crystal Singer series, also.
Only three in that group;

The Crystal Singer.
Killashandra.
Crystal Line.

Happy reading.

 

[manephelien]

Oops, sorry about that. I have the books on my shelf, but I always get that one wrong! *blush*

Crystal Singer and Killashandra are really good, but I'm afraid I didn't think much of Crystal Line. It was about as unclear about the timeline and otherwise disjointed as the brain-scrambled heroine! But they're definitely worth reading.

 

[mirinda]

thanks for the reccomendations

 

[Rosemary]

I've read all of her books so far, and will probably re-read them - when I find the time!.
I must agree with Manephelien, I didn't enjoy Chrystal Line nearly as much as Killashandra.
I seem to remember not thinking much of the 'Tower and the Hive' for some reason. I'ts too long ago now, to remember exactly why

 

[manephelien]

It's a bit confusing because there are so many characters. I like Damia's Children best out of the Tower books.