Small But Mighty

This is one of the earlier novels that Bujold wrote, and it shows a bit in the prose, but not in the plotting. I think it’s much like Cetaganda in the premise – off-world adventure, Miles refuses to tell his superiors about what he’s doing (oh Miles). The setting of Earth I feel fairly neutral about. London isn’t that interesting, but neither is it a detriment. They’re more like Beta in terms of not letting people carry around deadly weapons, and their tube system is still very good (hooray!) Or maybe I overstate Barrayar’s allowance of lethal weapons – Miles is after all not a civilian and on his home turf.

( Brothers in Arms )

Continuing through Cetaganda and two short stories:

( Cetaganda )

I think I'll do this chronologically!

( The Warrior's Apprentice )

( The Mountains of Mourning )

( The Vor Game )