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Loading... Murder by Magic: Twenty Tales of Crime and the Supernaturalby Rosemary EdghillSeries: Retrievers (3.5, Short Story "Overrush")
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. This is one of the few anthologies that I can say was worth the price of admission. There are 20 short stories and nearly everyone of them held up for me. Some excellent authors contributed to this; Mercedes Lackey, Susan Krinard, Jennifer Roberson, Laura Resnick, Roberts Gellis, Laura Ann Gilman to name a few. An outstanding collection, although both LC and Amazon have it listed falsely as "Murder And Magic." Well, of course I enjoyed this one for combining two of my favourite genres. no reviews | add a review
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There is a great diversity in the types of stories. The characterizations and story-telling are uniformly good to outstanding. The works tend to be set in somewhat feudal cultures, as fantasy usually is, but others are quite modern or otherwise set in familiar times and places (if you credit the existence of magic.)
Worth reading both for fantasy aficionados and mystery fans. (