Booklog: Warriors of Ethandun (Browne)

[nebroadwe]

N.M. Browne, Warriors of EthandunDan has managed to return a dying Ursula to the twenty-first century in time to save her life, but finds himself arrested for her attempted murder. Ursula, recovering, refuses to implicate him and a timely visit from a disguised Taliesin presents Dan with the opportunity to escape by returning to the past. He

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[evil_little_dog]

Hmmmm....

[nebroadwe]

I haven't been able to get into Browne's non-historical stuff. The style was still, last I checked, kind of bumpy and the ideas/characters/settings weren't as interesting to me.

[evil_little_dog]

I don't recognize the story at all but it sounds like something I might enjoy.

[nebroadwe]

I'd suggest starting with Warriors of Alavna, both because it's book 1 and because it's probably the best constructed of the bunch (2 had some pacing/organization problems -- though, hey, it's a King Arthur story, so what's not to love? Which is sort of how I feel about this entire series: not the best-written stuff in the world, but playing in some of my favorite sandboxes with a great deal of enthusiasm and energy.).