The White Road (Nightrunner, #5) in Queereaders

Apr 29, 2013 Jaime rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favorite-reads

Good Book. I knew I would have difficulty with this one, since I have a weak reading constitution for slave/abduction stories, but I got through it, and it was really well written, and, I thought, worth it. I still love these guys.

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Jun 02, 2010 Julia rated it really liked it

Shelves: fairies-fae-faeries, fantasy, glbtq

The fifth novel in the Nightunner series, the White Road is what the Hazdrienfaei make from their own bodies, as healers, as they call them tayan’gil, or rekharo, as Plenimarians call them, or Sebrahn as Alex has named the one made from him. Alex and Seregil have a child, or that’s how Alec sees it.

Everybody wants Sebrahn. A group of Hazadrienfaei have come out of hiding to kill Alec as a half breed (ya’shel) and to kill Sebrahn because a healer that comes from a ya’shel can be a problem. Ulan, ...more

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Feb 03, 2010 Djrmel rated it really liked it

Shelves: fiction, science-fiction, romance, fantasy, lgbt

After the last book's excessive torture scenes, this book reads like a breath of fresh air. Serigil and Alec are together, they're still discovering secrets about each other, and there's plenty of archery, sword fighting, feasting, and all the other stuff that is supposed to be in this genre. When Flewelling gets back to the heart of this series, she really gets it right. My only complaint is that the supporting character's names are becomeing more difficult to tell apart. I hope there's a compa ...more

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Nov 05, 2011 Jack rated it it was ok

Shelves: m-m

Once again, it only got interesting toward the end. Somehow, every book that deals with Aurenen ends up boring. :( I keep reading because of the characters I grew to like, though. Hope the next one has them doing the things they do best, again.

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