The Chrome Borne (The Serrated Edge)

by Mercedes Lackey and Larry Dixon

Chrome Borne This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0671578340
• Release Date: October 1999
• Publisher: Baen
• Length: 640 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.8" x 0.8" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

hilarious

These two books are Born to Run and Chrome Circle bound together. It can be a little confusing because they are the first and fourth books in a series, and one of the main characters in Chrome Circle originated from the second book in the series. These books are very funny, and Tannim is a very cool character. The first book starts very abruptly, but it was understandable and exciting. Two thumbs up.

Very good, Very Weird

I think my title says it all. I've read this book so many times the cover has fallen off, and I'm thinking of getting a new copy. This book has to stories in it, which you can buy seprately. Both of them are really good, although the second one gave me a scare at the end. It's about a group of elves into racecar driving who own a aompany called Fairgrove Industries, along with a few human mages. There is a slight love story in the second book also, though it dosen't get in the way of the rest of the story. I wonderfol book.

well, duh!

if you haven't noticed, mercedes lackey (or her publishers) are taking some of her series of books, and putting them into one total anthology. In the long run, it saves everybody money, and we have MORE space on our shelves for books! I say kudos! in fact, i was able to get an out of print book in this manner, one that really helped my personal understanding of a series.

People.....Give it up!

A lot of people complaining that this is merely a reprint of "Chrome Circle." IT ISN'T! It is a reprint of BOTH "Born to Run" and "Chrome Circle." While I imagine that, yes, it would be disappointing to receive this when you've already got them, to me that just indicates that you didn't check it out thoroughly, and just bought it because of who wrote it or the series it belonged to. Myself, I enjoyed both stories, and was happy to get two for the price of one. Same goes for "The OtherWorld," only more so because I couldn't find "Wheel of Fire" in print anywhere.

Born to Run and Chrome Circle in one

If you've read those two, you don't need this one. It's just those two bound together. This should have been mentioned before I bought the book.For those who haven't read the book(s)it is more than worth it. They are great juvinile stories that, IMO, are lots of fun for old grouches like myself as well.