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A fun braided three POV addition to the Penrith and Desdemina series

Revisado: 01-25-25

It was interesting to see the story from different perspectives. Seeing the characters from both the “inside” and “outside.” Some deft storytelling lining up the chapters and events with the viewpoint rotation.

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The best of the Diane Tregard series

Revisado: 11-20-24

One fun thing is 3 different kinds of vampires in the story, and a fourth in the recent past impacting the story. Written in a way that makes it plausible that all these kinds of vampire would interact.

What really makes this story the best of the series is that Diane is the most vulnerable at this point in her character development. Still kicking butt, and also more vulnerable and needing her allies in very basic ways as well as working together to identify and take on the big bad.

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Sweet story. Unfortunate narrator “accents”

Revisado: 09-13-24

Sweet story. Best enjoyed by people familiar with Valdemar. Familiar gryphon who I think is getting his own series

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Interesting “urban fantasy” set between WWI and WWII

Revisado: 01-30-24

I got the impression the authors had a lot of fun writing it and the historical world building was excellent. Interesting characters and relationships between them.

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When do the adults of a village insist a 12yr old go on a dangerous journey?

Revisado: 12-15-23

The story does an excellent job of grappling with the above question in between lots of adventures.

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A brilliant take in the suffer child problem

Revisado: 10-06-22

Excellent cap to a wonderful series. Pulls together a few Chekhovs left from previous books as a new layer is added to the story. Love love love the ending, and appreciate that it is leavened w enough “people being people” to avoid being overly sentimental, idealistic, and unrealistic. Definitely recommend.

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Excellent—but incomplete

Revisado: 05-18-21

I loved this adaptation of tThe Sandman. It brought back the art of the original to my minds eye, and did an admirable job of translating a meadium based on a combination of words and art into an audio play. Excellent for fans and newcomers. I’m sad to realize that this is incomplete, and look forward to getting part 2 when I can.

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OMG the sexism

Revisado: 04-18-21

The basic premise was amusing, and the start suggested a light romp through LitRPG-landia. But eventually the sexism got way too thick, the deus-ex-GM got too frequent (sudden buffs out of nowhere that negated the bad choices the player made, and the basis for the other players inflated view of the MC too thin...
DNF

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Worthy performance of a wonderful book

Revisado: 02-23-21

Wild Seed has always been one of my favorite Butler books. A prequel that is rich enough to stand alone, even for readers who never read the Patternmaster series as a whole.

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Satisfying Into to Dresden Files

Revisado: 01-07-20

This book stands up to re-reading, both a solid satisfying story in its own right and in laying the foundations for an amazing series (without sacrificing the narrative integrity of the book at hand).

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