Black Frost

By John Conroe
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(4.00 based on 1 review)

Published: Aug. 04, 2011
Words: 62,661 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781465857026


Description

What would you do to protect a loved one? Would you kill? Widower Ian Moore will do almost anything to protect his daughter when she is threatened by forces straight from our darkest fairytales. In fact, he may prove that picking his child was a horrible mistake. And you, dear reader, might want to take notes. Your family might be next.

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elf goblin fairy puck large hadron collider

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Review by: Albert Robbins on Sep. 30, 2011 : star star star star
Overall Feedback: As with all of his novels thus far Conroe exceeds expectations and does a fine job with entertaining us for another chapter in the Demon Accord Series. I would not rate this as the best in the series but I still think it is well worth the read.

Point of View: Only adds to the storyline and stays within the concept of the series.

Voice: Stays in line with the series and drives the reader through in a flash.

Character Development: By now we already know the characters but just when you are happy in your knowledge Conroe brings in some more details.

Plot: Perfectly aligned with the series and shows that the Author paid attention to the series overall and not just to each story. Only issue is some things were left unsaid and a novice gun owner would be a bit confused.

Dialogue: Flawless as expected by this author.

Pacing: Again lightning fast and over before you want it to be.

Setting: Conroe is excellant at placing characters in a believable place, time and circumstance.

Continuity: Does not miss a beat and drives home the thought and I my opinion view of the story. "How would you deal with loss?"
(reviewed long after purchase)

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