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• The Other Alexander, The Bow of Heaven - Book I on Feb. 23, 2012
  
  I didn't enjoy this book as much as I'd expected, very slow to start and somewhat obtuse, as if the author was shy of his theme, not relaxed and confident as a writer. Eventually things fell into place, apart from the unexpected shift away from the first person at the end. I look forward to the sequel.
  
• Milk and Oranges on Feb. 23, 2012
  
  It may be a culture and gender difference, even for a work styled as 'women's fiction, but I found these stories gossipy and ingenuous. I don't believe most women, or women outside a certain limited bourgeoisie would find it especially entertaining. Adventure travel to different cultures and places, and close engagement with a much broader range of personalities would help fill out this writer.