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The Exploding Spaceship Reviews Dawnbreaker, His Father’s Eyes, Waterborne Exile, and The End of All Things
Review of Dawnbreaker: Legends of the Duskwalker Book Three by Jay Posey (Angry Robot Books, August 4, 2015) This is the third volume of Cass and Wren’s story. This time they spend much of the story apart, so we have … Continue reading
The Exploding Spaceship Reviews Winter Good Reads Part 2: Urban/Modern Fantasy Titles
Review of Paradigms Lost by Ryk E. Spoor (Baen, Nov 15, 2014) This is an urban fantasy set in an alternate 1999-2001. This is a vastly expanded and revised volume which contains the contents of the story entitled “Digital Knight”. … Continue reading
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Tagged catherine asaro, darin kennedy, david b coe, ryk e spoor, spell blind, the mussorgsky riddle
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Coming to Town: D.B. Jackson (David B. Coe) at Quail Ridge Books for A Plunder of Souls, interviewed by Margaret S. McGraw
D.B. Jackson (also known to fantasy readers as David B. Coe) is an Award-winning author of fifteen published novels. He’s currently on a book signing tour to promote the newly released A Plunder of Souls, third in the Thieftaker Chronicles, … Continue reading
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Tagged david b coe, db jackson, margaret s mcgraw, quail ridge books
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The Exploding Spaceship Release Day Edition: Review of A Plunder of Souls by D.B. Jackson
Review of A Plunder of Souls by D.B. Jackson (Tor hardcover, July 8, 2014) This is the third novel in the Thieftaker Chronicles. We are back in Boston of 1769 where a minor smallpox epidemic has hit; enough people are … Continue reading