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Forty days until the book comes out, and that means it's time for another excerpt! You've already met Irrith and Galen St. Clair; now it's time for them to meet each other. Or, if you missed the earlier excerpts, you can start at the beginning.
Also, don't forget the contests for the launch party. Even if you aren't attending Sirens, you can still enter a drink recipe and win a bound copy of Deeds of Men. You have until August 15th!
Brennan's historical research is as impeccable as ever, and the twining of the two worlds is the best yet. Fans of the Onyx court novels, and anyone who enjoys historical fantasy, should like A Star Shall Fall.
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bookblather:A Star Shall Fall starts fast and goes faster, despite its apparent length. The climax is brilliant. I honestly did not want to put the book down or close it for any reason, and I was sniffly for a good while afterwards. This is one spectacular book; Brennan is firing on all authorial cylinders. I finished it and wanted to start it all over again, just to have some more time with the characters.
Forty days until the book comes out, and that means it's time for another excerpt! You've already met Irrith and Galen St. Clair; now it's time for them to meet each other. Or, if you missed the earlier excerpts, you can start at the beginning.
Also, don't forget the contests for the launch party. Even if you aren't attending Sirens, you can still enter a drink recipe and win a bound copy of Deeds of Men. You have until August 15th!
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Date: 2010-07-22 05:01 pm (UTC)