Okay, I’m going to be updating this all through the year (I hope…if I remember) so I can keep track of what I’ve read.
- A Hidden Magic – Vivian Vande Velde
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix – J.K. Rowling
- Sword-Dancer – Jennifer Roberson (a re-read from years ago because she wrote a sequel)
- The Dark Hills Divide – Patrick Carman (I have to admit, I wasn’t terribly impressed with this. Plot and characterization were too ramshackle.)
- Mira, Mirror – Mette Ivie Harrison (interesting – a grim fairy tale)
- Sword-Singer – Jennifer Roberson
- The Cup of the World – John Dickinson (I highly recommend this; lots of twists)
- Huntress – L.J. Smith
- Sword-Maker – Jennifer Roberson
- Sword-Breaker – Jennifer Roberson (only two more to go in this series)
- Sword-Born – Jennifer Roberson
- Sword-Sworn – Jennfier Roberson (yay, I finished the series! And a satisfactory ending it was, too.)
- The Legend of Nightfall – Mickey Zucker Reichert (rereading this so I can read the sequel. What a good book. I heart Nightfall.)
- The Return of Nightfall – Mickey Zucker Reichert (a pretty good sequel, all things told)
- Keeping the Moon – Sarah Dessen
- Something from the Nightside – Simon R. Green
- Agents of Light and Darkness – Simon R. Green
- Nightingale’s Lament – Simon R. Green
- Out of the Silent Planet – C.S. Lewis
- The Hedge Knight – George R.R. Martin
- Perelandra – C.S. Lewis
- Creatures of the Night – Neil Gaiman and Michael Zulli
- That Hideous Strength – C.S. Lewis
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince – J.K. Rowling
- Spindle’s End – Robin McKinley
- Something Rich and Strange – Patricia A. McKillip
- Urban Shaman – C.E. Murphy
- What is Goth? – Voltaire
- A Child Called It – David Pelzer (what? It’s only the most popular book the 10-to-15-year-old set asks me about.)
