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seekeen
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- Soul Cages
on April 01, 2011
This is a very powerful story, told with sensitivity. Kudos to the author, may we have many more!
- What Dragons Prefer
on July 10, 2011
Beware that this is a "short-short" story - but it is well worth the read. Pithy and succinct, and of course, there are dragons!
- Shades of Moonlight
on Sep. 20, 2011
I really enjoyed this book, on many levels. It was well written and a great story, but it was also a beautiful setting that was intriguing and made me want to study Burmese folklore. It's NOT your usual fare, whatever that is - unless you read more of this author's work. I recommend it!
- Afterburn
on Sep. 20, 2011
I've read several books by this author, and have not been disappointed. Magic is a part of all the books I've read - but each story offers something entirely different. Although there is a touch of romance, this is truly urban fantasy. I enjoyed it and was quickly immersed in it - now I want a sequel to find out more about these characters.
- Mutable Things
on Sep. 20, 2011
I have to agree with Wonderland Press - there is an underlying philosophical depth to this story that enriches it. It's hard to do the book justice. Romance? Mystery? Fantasy? Magic? It has all of those, but it's just, well, MORE. Read it - I think you'll like it!
- A Day at the Unicorn Races (Short Story)
on Oct. 15, 2011
This is a cute romantic fantasy short-short story with an unexpected and fun ending. Recommended!
- The Unwinding of Liberty Brass - A Clockwork Cowboy Story
on Oct. 15, 2011
This is a strange, touching, sci-fi western, and I loved it; I don't know how any one could not.
- The Cartographer's Daughter
on Oct. 15, 2011
I can't top these reviews, but wish to add my compliments to the author for a unique story that includes history, romance, adventure, and magic. What's not to like?
- Cubicles, Blood, and Magic: Dorelai Chronicles, Book One
on March 10, 2012
I loved this book! For me, there is usually a bit of confusion at the beginning where I'm trying to figure out how this world works, and how it is different from the world we live in. Here, that discovery was so well orchestrated that it only made me more interested in the story. I loved the characters and worried about them; they were complex and believable, the story was compelling, and I couldn't put it down.