J. A. Pitts

Sarah must balance two jobs, her girlfriend Katie, and an interest in medieval reenactments, a tenuous endeavor that is disrupted when a sword-crafting dwarf and a host of shape-shifting dragons enter her life.

Black Blade Blues

J.A. Pitts

Tess

i love the d&d / Norse mythology theme. girl with sword and a bard for a girlfriend? takes me back to text based gaming days. i do think the tedious battle scenes would have dragged on a bit if i were reading and not listening. loved the theme but bored by the plot. I'm debating getting book 2 but i probably will at some point. 3.5

Natalie

I enjoyed this book tremendously. Interesting premise, I enjoyed the way the protagonist's back story wasn't dumped on the reader all at once, and I especially liked the set-up for future volumes. One thing I found jarring was the occasional chapter not told from Sarah's POV--they happened infrequently enough that they really brought me out of the story.

Black Blade Blues

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