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Godslayer by Jacqueline Carey reviewed by David Soyka J.R.R. Tolkien is frequently faulted, though not entirely fairly, for a one dimensional portrayal of good versus evil. Jacqueline Carey's Sundering series (of which Godslayer concludes the tale begun in Banewreaker), takes several Tolkienesque tropes and forges them into something more nuanced. This is Carey's Paradise Lost version of The Lord of the Rings.
Banewreaker by Jacqueline Carey
Kushiel's Chosen by Jacqueline Carey
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Kushiel's Chosen by Jacqueline Carey reviewed by William Thompson In the aftermath of Kushiel's Dart, Phèdre had retired to her country estate, leaving the political intrigue of the court as well as her devotion to Naamah behind. The continued presence and spidery interest of Melisande, her malign nemesis and intrigante, in the world of Terre D'Ange politics, is made aparent by the delivery of a cloak. As well as marking the opening move in a new ploy for power, it spurs Phèdre to return to her earlier role of spy disguised behind the blandishments and seductions of an anguissette. Her return to the Court and City of Elua, however, is not welcomed by everyone.
Kushiel's Dart by Jacqueline Carey
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