The teaser comes from page 89:
It had been so swift, Dag was barely certain what he'd sensed, but he dutifully positioned the halves on the table in front of him, edged them together the best he could, extended his ghost hand, closed his eyes, and found that strange level of perception, down and in, that he had first discovered while healing Hod. Paper, it seemed, was much like felted cloth, a mass of tiny threads all matted together - torn away from one another, now
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"Ghost hand"? That certainly sounds interesting.
ReplyDeleteYou're reminding me that I need to get back to this series! Love Dag and Fawn.
ReplyDeleteI don't know this series - it looks intriguing. I'll have to find the first book.
ReplyDeleteMy fav part: aper, it seemed, was much like felted cloth, a mass of tiny threads all matted together - torn away from one another, now...
ReplyDeleteSounds interesting although its not my prefered genre:)
I'd never heard of this author before.... very mysterious teaser!
ReplyDeleteThat cover is a throw back to classic fantasy but wait is this a wild old west story??
ReplyDeleteGoing to investigate now.
Mine is lycanthropes in love from Linger
Aisle B http://aisleb.tumblr.com/post/1405633756/teaser-tuesday
Like your teaser :)
ReplyDeleteHave only read one Lois McMaster Bujold book - Falling Free. I enjoyed that - must look some more of her books up
ooohh, theres a lot wrapped up in that teaser! Looks like a good read, hope you're enjoying it!
ReplyDeleteHe has a ghost hand? That sounds interesing. I haven't heard of the series- I'm guessing it's a type of fantasy series?
ReplyDeleteI'm mesmerized by the ghost hand, might have to read this one just to find out what that's all about! :D
ReplyDeleteHere's ours for the week.
I've never heard of this series but that sounds interesting!
ReplyDeleteMy teaser this week is from Five Flavors of Dumb
Great teaser this week. It's definitely sparked my interest :)
ReplyDeleteThe Bookish Snob - Shades of Desire by LM Pruitt
Nice teaser! I’m definitely curious about this one now.
ReplyDeleteIntriguing! Definitely looks like a good read!
ReplyDeleteSounds fantastic!
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This is a great teaser .. really makes you want to know more!
ReplyDeleteJulie @ Knitting and Sundries
Great teaser! I hope you enjoy the book!
ReplyDeleteOoh very interesting! Nice teaser. Mine is at The Crowded Leaf.
ReplyDeleteIs he psychicly ripping a piece of paper? Too cool.
ReplyDeleteMagically spiritual...ethereal. Now I'm very curious as to what comes next.
ReplyDeleteHere's mine:
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I haven't heard of this series but I'll be adding it to the list!
ReplyDeleteLois is one of my fav authors - her books are pretty fantastic, especially the Vorkosigan saga and the more recent stuff...I think I ve read the first two in this series that you are reading, but had no idea a fourth was even.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the teaser!
- Dee, from e-Volving Books
Sounds like a great series - one I haven't heard of before!
ReplyDeleteNot familiar with author or series, but it is an intriguing teaser. Thanks for visiting!
ReplyDeleteBujold is such a master storyteller! Great teaser!
ReplyDeleteI haven't heard of this series yet, but it looks interesting. Great teaser.
ReplyDeleteI like it, shows real promise!
ReplyDeleteBujold is a wonderful writer! Great teaser choice. :)
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the Sharing Knife books and just met Bujold last night at a book signing for her latest Vorkosigan book, CryoBurn. She is lovely & I'll have some videos and a photo posted Thursday. :)
ReplyDeleteViolet @ The Eager Readers
Oh, how cool that you got to meet Lois McMaster Bujold Violet. I am debating whether I should start the Vorkosigan series or not at the moment.
ReplyDeleteActually Alice, he is psychically putting it back together again! Even cooler!
Samstillreading, yes it is a fantasy series.
Aisle B, definitely a fantasy read, not wild west, although I guess in some ways there are some elements that could be seen to be country.
Dag and Fawn are great characters aren't they Renee.
Thanks to everyone for stopping by!