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Faerie Tale (The Tamar Black Saga #5)

By Nicola Rhodes
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(5.00 based on 1 review)

Published: June 07, 2010
Words: 56,424 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781458185570


Short description

“All The World’s A Stage” Tamar’s back! And this time, she’s off the chart and travelling without a map. There are faeries in the woods and they’re not the cute little wingéd creatures from the stories your mummy read to you. Faeries are, at best, con artists and tricksters. And at worst, homicidal maniacs. And these faeries are out to take over the world. Just for the fun of it

Extended description

The fifth book in the Tamar Black Saga

What’s worse than mad gods or evil crazy djinn? What’s worse than dragons or monsters? What’s worse than vampires and demons and all the fiends of hell combined?

Can’t guess? (Read more)


Tags

comedy, fantasy, fairies, faeries, sidhe, genie, nicola rhodes, tamar black

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Review by: Simon Perkins on Feb. 12, 2012 : star star star star star
This is the first Tamar Black book that I've come across. The narrative style I found to be very engaging & informal, almost conversational, which I felt was refreshing after all the doom-laden, overly dramatic purple prose found in so much fantasy literature. The characters are well observed & believable, with well written, fluent dialogue, rather than the often rather wooden stereotypical architypes favoured by many authors. The story is original, while still managing to incorporate many mythic elements from differing cultures woven together seamlessly into a highly enjoyable tale that carries the reader along effortlessly, through setbacks & reversals of fortune to a very pleasing conclusion. I enjoyed this introduction to Nicola Rhodes work immensely & would recommend it without reservation, even to those whose palate for fantasy fiction, like mine has become quite jaded through over-exposure. I shall be reading a lot more by this author & hope that she continues to produce work of such quality.
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