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Date: 2007-12-17 07:21 am (UTC)Honor Harrington I wouldn't rec unless she liked Vorkosigan. Likewise Elizabeth Moon -- I don't know whether or not she would go for military SF or not.
I think one reason she was interested in Star Wars is the underlying good/evil themes of the Dark Side and the Light Side of the Force. You don't tend to get that in most military SF.
Maybe the Temerraire series
I was wondering about Temerraire myself. She might find them a bit slow-paced.
The books by Sharon Lee & Steve Miller (I hope I remembered the author's names correctly)
Yes, you did. I was wondering about those too. I suppose you could say that they have themes of honour, considering how important honour is to Liadens.
I like the Ship who Searched the best in that lot
I agree, the Ship Who Searched is the best of that lot. I like it a lot. I like the original Ship Who Sang too, but I wouldn't rec any of the others, really.
I wonder if she would like McCaffrey's Dragon books or not? The first six are good, even if McCaffrey burnt out with the others.