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Hell To Pay, by Simon R. Green (Ace, 2006)

Posted on July 21, 2010 by Michael M. Jones

Lilith may be gone for good, but the Nightside, that sordid dark heart of London remains, a magical place where anything’s possible, everything’s for sale, and everyone has a hidden agenda. And as long as the Nightside endures, there’s work … Continue reading →

Posted in Private Investigators, Urban Fantasy | Tagged Green Man Review

Dragon's Teeth, by James A. Hetley (Ace, 2006)

Posted on July 21, 2010 by Michael M. Jones

The backwoods of Maine are a breeding ground for the strange and the unusual. Case in point: the town of Stonefort, home to two uniquely powerful clans. The Haskells are witches, dedicated to protecting women and children from the dangers … Continue reading →

Posted in LGBTQ Interest, Shapeshifters, Urban Fantasy | Tagged Green Man Review

Catalyst, by Nina Kiriki Hoffman (Tachyon Publications, 2006)

Posted on July 21, 2010 by Michael M. Jones

Sometime in the future, on the far-off, newly-colonized planet of Chuudoku, a teenage boy makes one of the most amazing discoveries possible. While fleeing from the predatorily-sexual advances of a cybernetically-augmented girl named Histly, Kaslin stumbles into an unexplored cave, … Continue reading →

Posted in Science Fiction, Young Adult | Tagged Green Man Review

Kushiel's Scion, by Jacqueline Carey (Warner Books, 2006)

Posted on July 20, 2010 by Michael M. Jones

In the god-touched, sundrenched land of Terre d’Ange, where people “love as thou wilt,” there is no one person with as significant a heritage, or as portentious a destiny as Imriel de la Courcel. His parents were the greatest traitors … Continue reading →

Posted in Fantasy | Tagged Green Man Review

Hex and the City, by Simon R. Green (Ace, 2005)

Posted on July 20, 2010 by Michael M. Jones

In the Nightside, London’s rotted, blackened heart, it’s always 3 a.m., and the nightmares are out to play. In the Nightside, everything has a price . . . and a cost. In the Nightside, ancient Beings play out forbidden games … Continue reading →

Posted in Private Investigators, Urban Fantasy | Tagged Green Man Review

Dragon's Eye, by James A. Hetley (Ace, 2005)

Posted on July 20, 2010 by Michael M. Jones

The tiny Maine town of Stonefort hides many secrets. A haven for the unusual and the strange, it has long been home for two very special families. On the one hand, there’s the Morgans, a clan of smugglers, rogues, thieves … Continue reading →

Posted in LGBTQ Interest, Urban Fantasy | Tagged Green Man Review

Dead As A Doornail, by Charlaine Harris (Ace, 2005)

Posted on July 20, 2010 by Michael M. Jones

Y’know, life for Sookie Stackhouse just keeps getting more and more complicated. It’s hard enough being a telepathic barmaid in a small Louisiana town, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg. In the past year, she’s been forced to … Continue reading →

Posted in Shapeshifters, Urban Fantasy, Vampires | Tagged Green Man Review

Agents of Light and Darkness, by Simon R. Green (Ace, 2003)

Posted on July 20, 2010 by Michael M. Jones

John Taylor, the Nightside’s scariest private investigator and finder of lost things that really, really want to stay lost, is on the case once more. This time, he’s been hired by a man named Jude, a representative of the Vatican, … Continue reading →

Posted in Divine/Infernal Beings, Private Investigators, Urban Fantasy | Tagged Green Man Review

Callahan's Con, by Spider Robinson (Tor, 2003)

Posted on July 20, 2010 by Michael M. Jones

The Callahan’s crew is back once more for another wild adventure from acclaimed author Spider Robinson. It’s been ten years since Jake Stonebender, his wife Zoey, their daughter Erin, time-traveling genius Nikola Tesla, inveterate punster Doc Webster, organ-playing Fast Eddy … Continue reading →

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A Brooding of Vampire Books That Aren't Sparkly

Posted on July 20, 2010 by Michael M. Jones

Shards, by Bruce Baugh (White Wolf, 2002) Shadows, by Bruce Baugh (White Wolf, 2002) Sacrifices, by Bruce Baugh, (White Wolf, 2002) The Madness of Priests, by Philippe Boulle (White Wolf, 2003) Agyar, by Steven Brust (Tor, 1993) Darkest Heart, by … Continue reading →

Posted in Fantasy, Historical, Short Fiction, Urban Fantasy, Vampires | Tagged Green Man Review

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