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Original Title: Beguilement
ISBN: 0061139076 (ISBN13: 9780061139079)
Edition Language: English
Series: The Sharing Knife #1
Characters: Fawn Bluefield, Dag Redwing Hickory Oleana
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Beguilement (The Sharing Knife #1) Paperback | Pages: 372 pages
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Title:Beguilement (The Sharing Knife #1)
Author:Lois McMaster Bujold
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:Anniversary Edition
Pages:Pages: 372 pages
Published:September 27th 2011 by Harper Voyager (first published October 2006)
Categories:Romance. Fantasy. Fiction. Science Fiction Fantasy

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Troubled young Fawn Bluefield seeks a life beyond her family's farm. Enroute to the city, she encounters a patrol of Lakewalkers. The necromancers armed with human bone knives fight "malices", immortal entities that draw out life, enslaving humans and animals. Dag saves Fawn from a malice - at a devastating cost. Their fates are now bound in a remarkable journey.

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I would never have picked up this book based on any description of it I've ever read, but it's Bujold, so I thought, how bad could it be?It turns out that even Bujold can't make me enjoy a sappy romance between a young, naive farm girl named Fawn and the much older supernatural warrior named Dag who comes to her rescue. She's perky and her family doesn't appreciate her. He's suffered a tragedy and thought he'd never love again. The characterization is nothing special, and the setting is a bland

This was a lovely fantasy romance by one of my new favorite authors. I wonder why people complain so much if there is a romance in a sci fi or fantasy novel? Are all the people complaining single and uninterested in love or do they just insist that people in fiction be unrealistically asexual? Anyway this book sucked me right in. This author has such a fluid clear style that I just love her stories and her people. The world building was great and I love the way there are no info dumps but the

Via Book Reviews by Niki Hawkes at www.nikihawkes.comStory: I have read dozens of romance novels with a fantasy twist, but I have never before read a robust, rounded fantasy with a full romance focus. It was the very first true hybrid of the genres in my eyes and I have to say, if all romances were presented in this format I doubt Id read much else. Usually, the biggest draws for a fantasy novel are world-building and events (fight scenes, magic/spell casting, etc. basically: external

The Sharing Knife is about Fawn Bluefield, a young woman, pregnant but unwed, and scorned by the father of her baby. Fearing the shame and outrage that will fall on her when news of her pregnancy gets around, she decides to run away from home and make a new life for herself in the city of Glassforge, where she will pretend to be a widow. On her way, she encounters a group of Lakewalkers, a mysterious race of people who patrol the land, searching for and destroying malices, also known as blight

Kevin wrote: "We shouldn't be sharing knives during lockdown, Grace! ; )Fab review!"😂😂😂 ...maintaining social distancing is key 😂😂😂

Glad you enjoyed this one Grace!

The characters in this book are lovable. Every thing else seem typical for a love story, but the tone of the writing was incredibly inviting and almost soothing. Fawn and Dag were an unlikely pair; Dag with a military persona, and Fawn a lowly, naive farm girl, albeit witty, clever, and resourceful. Fawn was a damsel in distress rescued by Dag, that was how their paths crossed. They pushed old boundary lines to be together, against all odds.The story was not all romance, there was magic, action