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Tag Archives: angels
Corpselight by Angela Slatter – a review by Jeanette Greaves
Corpselight – Verity Fassbinder book 2 ‘Corpselight’ is the second book in the Verity Fassbinder trilogy, and the sequel to ‘Vigil.’ The first thing I want to know about sequels is ‘Should I read the first book before I start … Continue reading
Vigil by Angela Slatter, a review by Jeanette Greaves
The Vigil blog tour continues:- First impressions – this book was great fun to read. It starts with the fallout from a fight between a trans-dimensional monster and a half-supernatural / half-human woman, and it ends with favours being called … Continue reading
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Tagged angels, crossover fiction, Fantasy, Fiction, Review, Slatter, urban fantasy, Verity Fassbinder, Vigil, Weyrd
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