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On 02/07/2024 05:56, Tony Nance wrote:
> 
[SNIP]
 > ( +++ 1/2 ) Trader’s Leap - Lee & Miller [Liaden #23]> Great! This 
one happens partly in parallel with and partly just after
> the awesome, supremely consequential Accepting the Lance [Liaden #22]. 
> It’s slightly smaller in scope, but no less consequential by the end. 
> Shan, Priscilla, Padi, and the rest of Liaden Trade Ship Dutiful Passage 
> deal with Shan’s injuries and Padi’s emerging powerful talent while 
> trying to find somewhere — anywhere — where they can build reliable 
> trade routes for Clan Korval. Some new and interesting opportunities are 
> pursued, and the next book should be very interesting.
> 
Yes, Ribbon Dance is very interesting.  :-)

	Cheers,
		Gary	B-)