Fantasy Reviews
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A Clash of Kings by George R R Martin
The second book in A Song of Ice and Fire A Dream of Drowned Hollow by Lee Barwood - a review 
In this e-book title April Rue Stoner has always seen things that no one else can but her ability seems to portend her own death and that of all the people she loves most. A Feast for Crows by George R R Martin
The fourth book in A Song of Ice and Fire series A Game of Thrones by George R R Maritn
The first book in A song of Ice and Fire series A Hat Full of Sky by Terry Pratchett - a review
Terry Pratchett´s new offering is a great read. A Storm of Swords by George R R Martin
The third book in A Song of Ice and Fire series Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levine - a review
The often-foolish fairy Lucinda acknowledges Ella's birth with the gift of obedience. Favorite Fantasy Series
A few of my favorite Fantasy series Maranther's Deception by Nik C. Colyer - a review
When Martin and Leigha Vandorfer take a trip into the desert strange things begin to happen. No One Noticed the Cat by Anne McCaffrey - a review
No One Noticed the Cat is a cute little fairy tale Robert Jordan On Tour
I had the chance to see Robert Jordan on his book tour for Knife of Dreams Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time
A short introduction to Robert Jordan´s best selling Fantasy series Scent of Magic by Andre Norton - a review
Willadene has the rare ability to smell the magical odors around her. Septimus Heap Book One : Magyk by Angie Sage - a review
Magyk is the first in a new fantasy series for young adults. Silverheart by Michael Moorcock and Storm Constantine - a review
Max is part of a prophecy, the one who can keep both Karadur and Shriltasi from dying. Sword of the Rightful King by Jane Yolen - a review
Best-selling author Jane Yolen retells the Arthurian legend in her novel. The Amulet of Samarkand by Jonathan Stroud - a review
In London, magicians are in control, using the power of the demons they bind to themselves to rule. Nathaniel is placed with a middling magician to learn the ways of magic and power, but the lessons move slowly and Nathaniel is impatient. The Crown Rose by Fiona Avery - a review
Part historical fiction, part fantasy, this novel follows the imagined life of Isabelle of France. The Fairy Godmother by Mercedes Lackey -- a review
Mercedes Lackey´s book is the first to launch Harlequin´s new romantic fantasy line, Luna. 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. The People of the Sea by Scott Marcano - a review
The familiar struggle between good and evil is set in an imaginative world full of primal magic, horrible sea monsters and noble sea creatures. The Steam Magnate by Dana Copithorne - a review
Kyra arrives at the Broken Glass City with a mission-- her mistress has charged her to find a Eson, a man who has inherited the steam-power legacy of his family. 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.
Ursula LeGuin's Earthsea
Ursula K LeGuin´s Earthsea Trilogy is a beautifully written series that will air as a Scifi Channel miniseries in December 2004.
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