Well, *that* certainly panned out (The Wild Ways, by Tanya Huff)

[dichroic]

Even better than The Enchantment Emporium, its predecessor; it’s got fiddles. And Great Big Sea t-shirts, bodhrans and a fourteen-year-old dragon boy. It’s also got both the old (Selkies, boggarts, “Captain Wedderburn”, “I’se the B’y”, the nail for want of which the kingdom was lost) and new (“Is that a Hello Kitty sporran?” “I got it from an Etsy shop. It’s a one-off,” and “the dragon formerly known as Prince”) in a mix that reminds me of nothing so much as War For the Oaks.

I definitely need to check out her other series.

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Comments

[aedifica]

That sounds right up my alley! Thanks for mentioning it.

I liked her Sing the Four Quarters that I think came out in the late 90s.

[dichroic]

I'd probably start with Enchantment Emporium; the actual story in Wild Ways isn't dependent on it, but the characters and the Gale family are set up there and might be more confusing otherwise.

[aedifica]

I did--I bought the ebook and read it tonight. :-) I haven't bought Wild Ways yet, but I plan to.