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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Another solid book from Scott. The central mystery is pleasingly simple at its core, but puzzling enough to be interesting. The increasing depth of the women's movement in Turai, and their increasing contact with Thraxas, adds more layers - the abrasiveness and self-righteousness of both sides makes for some entertaining conflicts. ( ) Sample Chapters: http://webscriptions.net/chapters/1416520503/1416520503.htm no reviews | add a review
Fighting crime in magical Turai is a very tricky business if you don't know what you're doing. Thankfully, private investigator Thraxas never has this problem (according to Thraxas). Winter is coming to Turai, and Thraxas is in a bad mood. But it's going to get a whole heap worse because the orcs are coming too. Thraxas was a hero of the last Orc War (according to Thraxas). That was some years ago, however, and this time he would much prefer to keep his head down - preferably buried in a big steak pie. Unfortunately, when a senior member of the War Council is murdered by a cake, there's only one private investigator in line for the job. For some reason, it was a very short line. No library descriptions found. |
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