Oct. 15th, 2012

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If you haven't been to Google today, do so. It's a fantastic example of what an online comic can be. (I get Google US; I have no idea if it's the same throughout the world.)
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I'm not sure why I originally downloaded the sample of To Play the Lady by Naomi Lane to my Kindle. I must have either run across a mention elsewhere or found it during one of my periodic trawls through the Customers Also Bought section of some page, sent the sample to myself, and then promptly forgot about it. Either way, I'm glad I did. Send it to myself, not forgot about it.

It's a self-published YA fantasy novel I found reminiscent of Mercedes Lackey* and Tamora Pierce. 12-year-old tomboy Jenna Mallory, half Salaran and half-Rahtani, has been accepted to be a lady-in-waiting to the Queen while her brother has gone for knight training. Jenna (of course) gets sucked into palace intrigue and discovers that she has unusual, and unusually strong, magical talents.
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Amazon: To Play the Lady (Sevalian Chronicles) ($2.99 Kindle, $13.99 dead-tree, part of the Kindle Lending Library)


* Well, the bits of Lackey I like, not (most of) the bits I rail against.

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