Books by Sharon Lee
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review 1: This is not a good book to jump into this series since there is so much back story with Theo and the entire Korval clan. That being said this is a great universe and I really enjoyed reading it and can't wait for the next book. The story shows Theo developing into a captain of he...
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review 1: First of all, I do want to make it clear that I did like this book regardless of the rating I gave it. I found it to be fun and creative in a field that is rapidly filling up with sub-par knockoffs. The reason i gave Carousel Tides a 3 star rating is simply because of how the s...
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review 1: Very much enjoyed this kind of side-story in the series about the Korval family, although perhaps I shouldn't have read it yet since it was alluding to events that I hadn't read about yet--like Korval clan being kicked off Liaden and moving to Surebleak. The story revolves around...
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review 1: I'm gulping down these science fiction novels in the Liaden Universe. This next in the series continues the story of Theo, who has entered flight school on another planet. The blurb said that these books were "Harry Potter’s Hogwarts Academy in a science fiction setting," which i...
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review 1: This volume in the series took several odd twists of direction, but in an overall very interesting manner.It's not everyone that has a stalker that just happens to be a starship with an artificial intelligence built in, but that's Theo's situation. All she has to do is make peace...
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review 1: For me, this novel comes immediately before the first Lee & Miller story I read, Breath's Duty. It actually fits neatly within the series of the original space opera. I did find it interesting reading this book knowing what has happened significantly later in the timeline and wo...
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review 1: Fourth novel developing Theo Waitley's life but not really the end of her story. The story is sort of like a string of adventures as Theo is hired to open up a Korval trade route. Will Win Ton recover and will he be the same engaging Liaden who was such a good friend and mentor t...
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review 1: I enjoyed the fact this sequel answers the questions originally asked in Balance of Trade and ties up loose ends. At the same time, it still left the story open for more tales without feeling like there were unresolved issues.However, having picked this up directly after I finis...
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review 1: In this follow-up to Fledgling, Theo attends flight academy and learns more about the world and socializing. She really is something of an introvert, as well as a naturally gifted pilot, and those traits don't always help her win friends. In addition, while we see a bit of her pa...
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review 1: One important warning: you MUST read Balance of Trade first, or much of this book won't make a lick of sense.As it is, much of the book is a slow convergence of several plot lines, but finally leading to a worthy payoff. Of course, it leaves several long-term plot threads danglin...
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review 1: This is the sequel to Carousel Tides and while an interesting read Carousel Sun is not quite as good a story (of course, this comes from a person who usually finds the introduction to new places and characters more interesting than a continuing story). There are a few new charact...