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Angel Fire East by Terrry Brooks - a review
In the third book of the Word and the Void series, a dream shows John Ross where to find a gypsy morph-- a shape shifting creature formed of wild magic with the potential to become a strong weapon for whomever controls it.

What the Dickens by Gregory Maguire -a review
While skibereen are usually born in large groups, What-The-Dickens hatches alone in a tuna can, not knowing any language, or even what he is, so he sets out to find himself.

Prodigal by Marc D Giller - a review
In Giller's cyberpunk novel, corporate spook Lea Prism and her team discover a high tech lab where subjects in immersion tanks seem to be linked by some sort of hive mind.

A Knight of the Word by Terry Brooks - a review
In the sequel to Running with the Demon, Nest Freemark is sent to convince John Ross to stop ignoring his service as a Knight of the Word.

Running with the Demon by Terry Brooks - a review
Fourteen-year-old Nest Freemark finds herself in the middle of war between the Void and the Word in the first of the Terry Brooks series

Touched By Wonder - a review
The best thing about this collection is that not only do you get to read some wonderful science fiction and fantasy short stories, but a portion of the sales goes to breast cancer research.

Killswitch by Joel Shepherd - a review
The latest Kresnov novel picks up two years after President Neiland reveals her intention to make the Callayan capital of Tanusha the center of the Federation.

Fool Moon by Jim Butcher - a review
When a series of gruesome murders plague the city of Chicago, lieutenant Karrin Murphy knows just who to call-- Harry Dresden, Chicago´s only professional wizard for hire.

Hurricane Moon by Alexis Glynn Latner - a review
The starship Aeon has traveled several centuries to colonize and earth-like planet but they find a myriad of unexpected problems. can a brilliant but arrogant molecular biologist save them?

The Hogfather by Terry Pratchett - a review
It's Hogswatchnight on Discworld and the Hogfather should be riding in his sleigh pulled by his four pigs, but something has gone wrong. The Hogfather seems to have disappeared.

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