Fugitive Prince: Roll call: Planning to read, reading or have read ?

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Fugitive Prince by Janny Wurts is the fourth novel in the series 'War of Light & Shadow'. Post here if you plan to read this novel, are reading or have already read.

[Charles]

Read twice. On my list for a 3rd read.

[Jon]

I hope to start this one tomorrow or Monday, as soon as I finish Oath of Fealty by Elizabeth Moon (which seems to be a quick read so far).

[Sandra]

I'm reading it right now. It's fantastic.

[Jeff]

Just re-read it recently

[Jeanne]

Planning to read, I have all the books on my shelf ready and waiting! Somehow I actually managed to order two copies of this book so if anyone needs a copy give me a shout!

[Jon]

I'm about half done with this and reached a shocking plot development that I need to ponder for a bit before continuing. So sad.

[Jeanne]

My spare copy has now been taken!

[Amelia]

I started this one on my camping trip. I'm about 200 pages in. I haven't reached the halfway point yet Jon, so now I'm worried.

[Jon]

No need to worry. It's still great writing and story telling. I'm just too emotionally attached/invested and need a short break.

[John]

Currently reading, 138 pages in (hardcover).

[Charles]

JJ wrote: "Fugitive Prince by Janny Wurts is the fourth novel in the series 'War of Light & Shadow'. Post here if you plan to read this novel, are reading or have already read."

Read 3 times

[Leslie Ann]

I will begin shortly.

[Laurel]

I'm starting tomorrow - maybe I'll actually catch up with you all!

[Sandra]

Laurel wrote: "I'm starting tomorrow - maybe I'll actually catch up with you all!"

Yay! No hurry.

[Janny]

Laurel wrote: "I'm starting tomorrow - maybe I'll actually catch up with you all!"

Fugitive Prince is actually September's 'official' discussion book for this group, so you will be right on time.

[Laurel]

Woohoo!!!

[Alissa]

Just finished. What a stage setter!!!! I've decided to read Reins of Destiny and The Sundering Star, two satellite short stories about the revolt against the high king of havish and about the koriani. The first one is very short and perfect to deepen the background of the main story. The second one is a gleeful surprise, but it must be read at least after Fugitive Prince. You'll see :) and I'm pretty sure its ending provides elements that will play a role in the series....very intense and poetic.