Fantasy Aficionados discussion

Hi sometime back I read a books with 2 cousins. A sea goddess turned one into a statue and claimed one...she ended up with shark teeth and as companion to a cursed pirate. Can anyone tell me what book this might be? I'd love to take another read.

Thanks in advance.

Hmmm, I haven't heard of that one.

Try the group for finding books. They're pretty good.

http://www.goodreads.com/group/show/1...

Sandra aka Sleo wrote: "Try the group for finding books. They're pretty good.

http://www.goodreads.com/group/show/1..."

Thank you!

You're welcome. :)

Looking for any books in which it is assumed that everyone is bisexual or at least that it's normal and commonplace for people to be gay and lesbian. Anything vaguely along these lines would be nice. Thanks ;)

The first thing that comes to mind is Tanith Lee's Biting the Sun, which is more sci-fi with fantasy-esque touches.

Also, the Kushiel Saga by Jacqueline Carey might work too. It is set in an alternative version of Europe where there's one country who's national religion can be summed up by "Love as thou wilt".

Tanya Huff almost always has gay characters in her work, but her Quarter series ( http://www.goodreads.com/series/41371... ) in particular may fit what your looking for.

Beyond Binary: Genderqueer and Sexually Fluid Speculative Fiction

I can also vouch for Jacqueline Carey's books which are awesome :)

Thanks everyone who replied. I'm checking them all out ;)

Hey You wrote: "Looking for any books in which it is assumed that everyone is bisexual or at least that it's normal and commonplace for people to be gay and lesbian."

Andrea K Höst's book Champion of the Rose is fantasy first and foremost, but the background society is one where anyone can take a lover of either gender, or marry either gender, and there are marriages between three people, too. And it's no big deal, just the way things are.

If I remember correctly, Fiona Patton's The Stone Prince is based in a bisexual society where everyone marries or is romantically involved with either gender.

Thanks so much guys ;)

Hey You wrote: "Looking for any books in which it is assumed that everyone is bisexual or at least that it's normal and commonplace for people to be gay and lesbian. Anything vaguely along these lines would be nic..."

You might like Tanya Huff's The Enchantment Emporium series. There are 2 books out up to now the second is The Wild Ways

kate Elliott has a large series of books and being gay is normal and at least 2 or main charcters are gay not sure of lesbian

Hey You wrote: "Looking for any books in which it is assumed that everyone is bisexual or at least that it's normal and commonplace for people to be gay and lesbian. Anything vaguely along these lines would be nic..."

I want to 3rd Jacqueline Carey's books.