Book Log 2009 #52: The Sword of the Lady by S. M. Stirling

A continuation of the series set in a post-change US where electricity and combustion don't really work anymore. It's typical of the series, perhaps a little better in that things move along more and there's a bit less of the fantasy-type stuff (or perhaps the same amount, just used at points in the book where it makes more sense). I am curious how - or even if - this is going to wrap in one book, as it took two books to get from Oregon to Nantucket. But I do look forward to finding out, which is something.