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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. A short okay fantasy mystery to pass the time with, prefer the Garret Files by Glen Cook ( ) My gods this was the longest game of clue that I've ever read about, and it kept me entertained. I liked the main characters. Even though much of the book takes place in one house, Green made the settings seem so much larger. On a more humorous factor I was reminded of this scene from Scary Movie 2, while reading. GIFSoup I really look forward to reading more adventures with Hawk and Fisher outside. no reviews | add a review
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In the city of Haven, no one is safe. Hawk and Fisher do their best to enforce what law there is, but swords and battle-axes are sometimes no match for the supernatural. When an important politician dies behind a door locked from the inside, Captain Hawk and his wife and partner, Captain Isobel Fisher, must seek the truth amid suspects that include a sorcerer, a witch, the otherworldly creatures they can command and worse: the dead man's political rivals. Magic and corruption combine in a city where everything is for sale except justice. No library descriptions found. |
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