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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Great ongoing story from Tinker, the ultimate heroine. I am so hoping that there's a third story coming. ( )This follows Tinker, and continues her journey of getting to know the elves and their culture better, as well as her husband, Wolf who Rules. I wanted to like this book, but I kept putting it down, and then picking it up and reading a few more pages and then reading another book before picking it up again. But I never left alone, so it was engaging but not enthralling. However, by the end I was hooked, and would like to spend more time in this world, though I don't think she's written any more books in this series yet (or even if she intends to write more, there certainly is enough plot for more books!) Favorite author at the moment. I do NOT re-read books that I have just finished. Never! Except for Wen Spencers books Tinker and now Wolf who rules. Sample Chapters: http://webscriptions.net/chapters/A14... Sample Chapters: http://webscriptions.net/chapters/141... 0.058 seconds to build listing
Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 141657381X, Mass Market Paperback)The popular fantasy novel Tinker introduced the inventor-heroine of the same name, who lives in a near-future Pittsburgh, which shares an interdimensional border with the land of the elves. In this sequel, Wolf Who Rules, the elven noble whose destiny is intertwined with Tinker, finds himself besieged from all sides. Viceroy and head of the Wind Clan, he had been able to guarantee the safety of everyone in his realm, but faced with an oni invasion, he has had to call in royal troops and relinquish his monopoly of Pittsburgh, which is now entirely stranded on Elfhome. He now struggles to keep the peace between the humans, the newly arrived Stone Clan, the royal forces, a set of oni dragons, the half-oni children who see themselves as human, and the tengu trying to escape their oni enslavement. Meanwhile, Tinker strives to solve the mystery of a growing discontinuity in Turtle Creek. She's plagued with inexplicable nightmares that may hold the keys to Pittsburgh's future. The only clue from the Queen's oracle to help Tinker is a note with five English words on it: Follow the Yellow Brick Road. Oni, and dragons and tengu – oh my!(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:12 -0400) The first test round has been closed. Visit the Open Shelves Classification group for details. |
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