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Feb 21, 2008 12:03PM

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What about The Ezekiel Code by Gary Val Tenuta
The Sidewalk Artist by Buonaguro and Kirk
Lupo: Conversations with an ET by Louise Aveni
Fatal Kidnapping by Tracy B. Evans
ellen george

It's Shaihen Heritage Book I Cloak of Magic by S.A. Rule - a science fantasy set in a a kind of alternative Dark Ages.
It has received a number of reader reviews elsewhere, and I would like to know what the Good Reads group think of it. Quite prepared for brickbats as well as plaudits.
Sue

To my understanding, yes. You must write a review for one (or more) of the three choices provided.
Each month a new book is chosen for each category. So, if you don't like the picks this month, just wait 'til they change at the end of the month.
If you have a particular book in mind that you would like to be able to review for the contest, suggest it here.
Thanks, Symbol. You are exactly right. We will pick a new set of books each month, which is why we want to hear suggestions!


Does that count as a review? ;)
For non-fiction, Joe Sacco's Palestine is a really different take on "journalism."
For classics, maybe The Moonstone, by Wilkie Collins? This was one of the first detective novels, but a lot of people haven't read it.



for instance The Complete Saki Twentieth-Century Classics
and you can also get much of it online from Gutenberg press
or as this is rather long we could focus on one of his collections, my favorite is Beasts and Super-Beasts. One advantage of choosing such a book that has a Gutenberg press 'edition' being that everyone can read it...

Had to do it. New author here, gotta spread word. Plus I would love positive and negative feedback.
~K



In terms of new fiction, perhaps Atonement...I've seen the movie and am rather disappointed I didn't get a chance to read the book beforehand. I've hear that the book is much better...as is generally the case. :-)

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