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Speak to the Devil

Art checks out the first book of Dave Duncan's new series following the adventures of the Brothers Magnus.

Mother of Lies

The war between the facets culminates and the Celebre children arrive in their native city as Dave Duncan's "Dodec Duology" reaches its thrilling conclusion.

Children of Chaos

Dave Duncan's newest series features political intrigue, religious conflict, armies at war, and teenage angst, all on a world shaped like a twelve-sided die.

Paragon Lost

Returning to the halls of Ironhall has proven to be deft move on the part of Dave Duncan. This follow-up to the earlier trilogy Tales of the King’s Blades is a welcome addition to the lore of the King’s Blades.

 

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