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The Devil’s Looking Glass (The Swords Of Albion book 3) by Mark Chadbourn (book review).

England is on the verge of war with the Unseelie Court and their powerful Fay subjects. This is unlikely to

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Storm and Steel by Jon Sprunk (book review)
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Storm And Steel (The Book Of The Black Earth book two) by Jon Sprunk (book review)

Poor Horace. In ‘Blood and Iron’ (part one of The Book of the Black Earth) he escaped death only to

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Avengers actor Patrick Macnee - R.I.P (sadly).
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Avengers actor Patrick Macnee – R.I.P (sadly).

Avengers actor Patrick Macnee has died of natural causes at his home in Rancho Mirage, California, at age 93, with

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River Marked (Mercy Thompson book 6) by Patricia Briggs (book review).

‘River Marked’ is book 6 in the ‘Mercy Thompson’ series and  I would suggest you read in order as there

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Sacrati by Kate Sherwood (book review)
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Sacrati by Kate Sherwood (book review).

‘Sacrati’ by Kate Sherwood is a love story. It’s also the story of two very different men coming to terms

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Apex Magazine Issue 73, June 2015 (emag review).

It’s another month which means it’s another ‘Apex Magazine’. After the last couple of issues, where it seemed to be

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Blood and Iron (The Book of the Black Earth, #1) by Jon Sprunk (book review)
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Blood And Iron (The Book Of The Black Earth, part one) by Jon Sprunk (book review)

‘Blood And Iron’ is an engrossing novel of swords and sorcery. It’s tightly focused and complete, without a sprawling cast

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Ashamet, Desert Born by Terry Jackman (book review)
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Ashamet, Desert Born by Terry Jackman (book review).

‘Ashamet, Desert Born’ by Terry Jackman has a fascinating setting. Ashamet is a desert prince, only son and heir to

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Child Of A Hidden Sea by A.M. Dellamonica (book review).

‘Child Of A Hidden Sea’ is a fun fantasy novel by Canadian author AM Dellamonica. The novel concerns twenty-four year-old

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The Scar-Crow Men (The Swords Of Albion book 2) by Mark Chadbourn (book review)

Since Sir Francis Walsingham’s death, the fate of England’s elite spies has been far from secure. When rumours of Fay

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