The Novels of Tiger and Del, Volume II

Probably better suited for a female audience. Writing style was different but didn't lack anything important. Was good pass the time reading but didn't really draw me in. Still a good solid story.

I was introduced to the first book in this series, by a friend, in 2000. It was an instant hit! Then I went away and got immersed in the Cheysuli series (that's another review). But I never forgot the Southron sand tiger and the Northern bascha. The series is very well written with a compelling story-line and enough action to maintain interest without going over the top. And it is always refreshing (to me, anyway) to see out-moded ideas being changed. There could be more sword-dancing sequences. There could be more dying of heat (or of cold). There could be more of a lot of things; but there isn't and you won't miss any of it! Because, what there is, is enough. Don't start reading these stories if you have other things to do. Those other things will never get done! You might as well get the other two volumes also. You're going to want them...

I've always had a hidden love for this series. It well-written; has two strong main characters who are both likeable (along with a disreputable horse who isn't so likeable); an interesting world; and a sense of humor. It doesn't always take itself seriously, but there are also well-written scenes of heartbreak and sorrow. Things don't always go heads-up for the main characters, and since they're so strong, they don't always get along. They muddle through it, though, and make it on their own. I've always liked them a lot.

I bought this simply to sit on my shelf for now in case my copies (which are getting old) fall apart and the book goes out of print. That is how much both my wife and I enjoy this series.

The book I ordered was in good shape, shipping was fast. I've read these novels when I was a preteen off of my mothers shelf and now that I'm older I wanted a copy of my own. The stories are as great as I remember!

Sexuality is discreetly hinted at -- a fun adventure romp as a sword-fighting man and woman learn and grow together.

The second volume of the Sword Dancer Omnibus was as captivating and enjoyable as the first--if not more so! The characters continue to develop and grow, as did my own invlovement with them and the story. I'm just sorry it took me until now to discover Ms. Roberson and these great stories that have come from her pen!

well written series. should appeal to men and women. easy to read and understand and writes where you can let your imagination take you there

More adventures, more complications, more evil, more magic, more fun…we get more of del’s story, which is satisfying…a good read…