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- MELANIE RAWN, The Diviner (Canada, USA, Europe)
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on Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Every man has his price, but a man who can be bought for mere money is no man at all.- MELANIE RAWN, The Diviner (Canada, USA, Europe)
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3 commentaires:
Pat, first time ive heard of this author among all the fantasy/scifi out there. Have you read any of her older novels?
She had a couple of okay trilogies back a few decades ago, but her biggest claim to fame is bailing on her Exiles series, which wasn't that good from what little I read of it.
And truly that is a terrible cover.
I've read her first two trilogies in the 90s, and read her urban fantasy novels a few years back.
This one is a return to form, I feel. The urban fantasy stuff was written in a different voice and could have been done under a pseudonym.
But with The Diviner, the Melanie Rawn that became a bestselling authors during the 90s is back.
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