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Sharpe's Fortress (Sharpe, #3)
byBernard Cornwell bookshelves: to-read
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<![CDATA[Ed added 'Sharpe's Triumph']]>
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Sharpe's Triumph (Sharpe, #2)
byBernard Cornwell bookshelves: to-read
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1610 (Gollancz SF)
byMary Gentle bookshelves: to-read
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Ed's review of
The Name of the Rose byUmberto Eco
Well, it was a very good film. Would be nice to read the book after I've seen it again maybe, seeing as we have a nice paperback copy of it now.
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<![CDATA[Ed added 'The Name of the Rose']]>
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The Name of the Rose (Paperback)
byUmberto Eco bookshelves: historical-fiction,
to-read
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<![CDATA[Ed added 'The Apothecary Rose: An Owen Archer Mystery']]>
http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/77752882
The Apothecary Rose: An Owen Archer Mystery (Owen Archer, #1)
byCandace Robb bookshelves: to-read
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The Warrior's Apprentice
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<![CDATA[Ed added 'The Thief's Gamble']]>
http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/63981730
The Thief's Gamble (A Tale of Einarinn)
byJuliet E. McKenna bookshelves: currently-reading,
fantasy
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http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/76672011
to: Konrad (Warhammer)byDavid Ferring bookshelves: fantasy--warhammer-
The first in a series of three. These books cannot be read alone without dissapointment, as one leads into the other with cliffhangers forming one long epic story. A review of the series can be found here under the Konrad Omnibus edition.
This book was perhaps a slow start for me, but I did enjoy it by the end, once the story had found its feet and I had become used to the style and the character. By the end I was hooked into the story and indeed the cliffhanger ending.
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http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/76672009
to: Shadowbreed (Konrad Trilogy, #2)byDavid Ferring bookshelves: fantasy--warhammer-
The second in a series of three. These books cannot be read alone without dissapointment, as one leads into the other with cliffhangers forming one long epic story. A review of the series can be found here under the Konrad Omnibus edition.
This book picked up a little from the first, taking Konrad into new adventures, with new foes and new allies, but still on the trail of his nemesis. The book manages to raise more questions than there are answered, but this leads only towards the final book, for all the strands of fate to weave together. Yet another cliffhanger ending to drive you onwards.
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