Oathblood
Oathblood
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It’s kind of interesting that the more I write about Tarma and Kethry, the more often there’s humor in the stories. The first one was rather grim, but they’ve gradually lightened up.
By the way, if you’ve noticed that the ladies often swtich horses, it’s not a mistake. As explained in By the Sword, since they are partners, the battlesteeds are trained to accept either rider, so they often switch off just to keep the mares in training, just as one can have a guard dog that accepts more than one h...andler, but eats anyone who isn’t a designated handler. It would be a real problem if Tarma happened to need a horse that was all the way across a battlefield, and Kethry’s happened to be right at hand but wouldn’t let her mount....
Brown-gray and green-brown landscape, and a coating of dust all over everything, a haze of dust in the air, a cloud of dust hanging behind them where Tarma and Kethry’s tired mares had kicked it up. Fields, farmholdings, trees. More fields, more farmholdings, more trees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It’s kind of interesting that the more I write about Tarma and Kethry, the more often there’s humor in the stories. The first one was rather grim, but they’ve gradually lightened up.
By the way, if you’ve noticed that the ladies often swtich horses, it’s not a mistake. As explained in By the Sword, since they are partners, the battlesteeds are trained to accept either rider, so they often switch off just to keep the mares in training, just as one can have a guard dog that accepts more than one h...andler, but eats anyone who isn’t a designated handler. It would be a real problem if Tarma happened to need a horse that was all the way across a battlefield, and Kethry’s happened to be right at hand but wouldn’t let her mount....
Brown-gray and green-brown landscape, and a coating of dust all over everything, a haze of dust in the air, a cloud of dust hanging behind them where Tarma and Kethry’s tired mares had kicked it up. Fields, farmholdings, trees. More fields, more farmholdings, more trees.
What to read after Oathblood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mercedes Lackey to read onlineMoreLess
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