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Hades' Daughter by Sara Douglass reviewed by Lisa DuMond When gods, demi-gods, and witches play with humans' lives, inevitably the result is pain and sorrow for the lesser creatures involved. As one of the unfortunate pawns in a game that spills over millennia, pity Cornelia, a young and headstrong princess who has the supreme misfortune of being caught between Brutus, the kingman who would rebuild Troy, and Genvissa, ruthless descendant of Ariadne, who will possess the power Brutus holds.
Hades' Daughter by Sara Douglass
Starman by Sara Douglass
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Starman by Sara Douglass reviewed by Lisa DuMond It's no secret that fantasy fans like their sword and sorcery in heroic slabs. Well, no one gives readers their fantasy in more massive doses than this author, and no one hits that magical high more precisely. Here, the epic Wayfarer Redemption series continues with an expanse and a vision that dwarfs other -ologies that have gone before it. Is it any wonder that the series is the most successful in Australian history?
The Nameless Day by Sara Douglass
The Wayfarer Redemption by Sara Douglass
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