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L.H.’s 2025 Year in Books
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L.H. Leonard
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June 14
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Asimov, Tolkien, McCaffrey, Niven, Sanderson, LeGuin, Erikson, David B
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Legend of the Storm Hawks
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2019
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3 editions
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Path of the Spirit Runner
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2020
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3 editions
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The Witch of Lurago
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Heart of a Chalyn
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Raveler
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The Witch of Lurago (Rootstock Saga)
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“If ever a man was too clever for his own good, it was the learned Daor Ranald. A middle-aged scholar with silver-rimmed spectacles and a curly brown mop of hair that refused any efforts at taming, he was always moving, talking, or reading. Often all at once.”
― Legend of the Storm Hawks
― Legend of the Storm Hawks
“Most of the streets in Buchanwick were paved, but none followed the straight lines most soft-foot towns insisted on toeing.
White Hawk didn’t like straight lines. He said rivers didn’t run straight, so why should streets? He said a meandering street made you wonder what waited around the next bend. And so, the streets of Buchanwick meandered.”
― Path of the Spirit Runner
White Hawk didn’t like straight lines. He said rivers didn’t run straight, so why should streets? He said a meandering street made you wonder what waited around the next bend. And so, the streets of Buchanwick meandered.”
― Path of the Spirit Runner
“Of average size for a plow horse, but conspicuously large for a man, the Buchanan shouldered between his companions with the apologetic restraint of one accustomed to fitting his bulk into an undersized world and wishing it wouldn’t cower like that.”
― Legend of the Storm Hawks
― Legend of the Storm Hawks
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“Nigel narrowed his eyes to a thin slit. As an old drunk slouched in a chair, he drew as little notice as the broom propped in the corner. He leaned back his head, and the wall pushed his tweed cap down his brow.”
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“Of average size for a plow horse, but conspicuously large for a man, the Buchanan shouldered between his companions with the apologetic restraint of one accustomed to fitting his bulk into an undersized world and wishing it wouldn’t cower like that.”
― Legend of the Storm Hawks
― Legend of the Storm Hawks
“Fehan’s unremarkable eyes went round as saucers behind the oversized spectacles perched on his narrow nose, making him look like an underfed owl.”
― Legend of the Storm Hawks
― Legend of the Storm Hawks
“If ever a man was too clever for his own good, it was the learned Daor Ranald. A middle-aged scholar with silver-rimmed spectacles and a curly brown mop of hair that refused any efforts at taming, he was always moving, talking, or reading. Often all at once.”
― Legend of the Storm Hawks
― Legend of the Storm Hawks
“Pastor Ben Bonner was a balding man with a face lined by laughter and pain, and eyes that always held more hope than despair. Barely as tall as Calum’s chest but stout as an oak, he clasped Calum’s forearm and pulled him into a fatherly embrace.”
― Legend of the Storm Hawks
― Legend of the Storm Hawks
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