Susan_calvin, 7 months ago

@iamgaarden @bookstodon seems like Ursula Vernon's Paladin books would be on your TR pile?

JoanGrey, 7 months ago

@iamgaarden @bookstodon

The third trilogy in the Alanna world is also about a lady knight and it's one of my favorite series. Just perfect.

guitargabe, 7 months ago

@iamgaarden @bookstodon not knights per se, in the European feudal sense, but Salman Rushdie's Victory City prominently features a lot of female warriors, including royal honor guard, that may scratch a similar itch. I read it last month and absolutely loved it.

jake, 7 months ago

@iamgaarden @bookstodon The Hero and the Crown! it's YA but fantastic.

tulaksam, 7 months ago

@iamgaarden @bookstodon The Deed of Paksenarion, though she's more paladin than knight, if that's of interest!!!

venya, 7 months ago

@iamgaarden @bookstodon

Myke Cole's series starting with The Armored Saint? I only read that one and it was years ago, but it might be what you are seeking.

A review: https://www.grimdarkmagazine.com/review-armored-saint-myke-cole/

Zjaan, 7 months ago

@iamgaarden @bookstodon Take a look at the books by Essex Bridget. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22739284-a-knight-to-remember

Starry1086, 7 months ago

@iamgaarden @bookstodon Seanan McGuire's October Daye is technically a knight, but the series is much more urban fantasy than medieval.

iamgaarden, 7 months ago

@Starry1086 @bookstodon Thanks! Craig Schaefer's trilogy is also set in an urban fantasy/kind of a little bit sci-fi scene ... So October Daye sounds intriguing.