• Magic Study, by Maria V. Snyder, copyright 2006; ISBN-13 978-0-373-80249-4.
• Fire Study, by Maria V. Snyder, copyright 2008; ISBN-13 978-0-7783-2534-5.

I enjoyed both of these, as well as the earlier book in the series, Poison Study.

• Midnight Never Come, by Marie Brennan, copyright 2008 by Bryn Neuenscwander; ISBN-13 978-0-316-02029-9.

  I really enjoyed this mix of faerie an Elizabethan England. Interestingly, this novel was inspired by part of a campaign of the Changeling RPG, which was one of the things talked about in the informative “Extras” section of the book, where she recommends three books by the folklorist Katherine Briggs: two on general British faerie lore (British Folk-Tales and Legends and The Faeries in Tradition and Literature) and one specifically about Shakespeare's time (The Anatomy of Puck). I'll have to look for those, and for Maire Brennan's other books. She has a website <http://www.mariebrennan.net>.

• Chindi, by Jack McDevitt, copyright 2002 by Cryptic, Inc; ISBN 0-441-00938-7.

  I enjoyed this. I'll have to look for his other books.