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It’s complicated; romance, family, politics, whether one is dead or not, all of it is complicated

December 5, 2018 by Dome'Loki 2 Comments

This book suffered from next book-itis.  I started reading it but got distracted by wanting to read other books when I realized that two more bingo squares would give me a second bingo (Between the Bridge and the River and Eleanor and Park).  I half-heartedly kept reading City of Brass while waiting to get to my main city library where I could pick up both books.  At the time of stopping reading, I was feeling so so about the City of Brass.  I was having trouble keeping track of the […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction Tagged With: #CBR10, djinn, Dome'Loki, fantasy, Fiction, first book from author, magic, S.A. Chakraborty

Dome'Loki's CBR10 Review No:50 · Genres: Fantasy, Fiction · Tags: #CBR10, djinn, Dome'Loki, fantasy, Fiction, first book from author, magic, S.A. Chakraborty ·
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Is a Western fantasy set in a Middle Eastern environment an Eastern?

October 15, 2017 by Malin Leave a Comment

Amani Al-Hiza is poor orphan, raised by uncaring relatives in a small desert town where most inhabitants work in the local mine. She knows that if she doesn’t collect enough money to get out soon, she’ll end up as third wife to her unpleasant uncle, a fate she would rather die than accept. One night, she disguises herself as a boy and enters a shooting competition at the local watering hole, trying to win enough money to finally leave. She’s an excellent shot, and sure […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction, Western, Young Adult Tagged With: Alwyn Hamilton, cbr9, djinn, fantasy, magic, Malin, Rebel of the Sands, western, Young Adult

Malin's CBR9 Review No:88 · Genres: Fantasy, Fiction, Western, Young Adult · Tags: Alwyn Hamilton, cbr9, djinn, fantasy, magic, Malin, Rebel of the Sands, western, Young Adult ·
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