Twenty Palaces Child of Fire: A Twenty Palaces Novel, Book 1, (Paperback)

from MlleEhreen

I absolutely loved Child of Fire. It's definitely Dresden-esque, especially the early Dresden Files, following as it does the adventures of a down-on-his-luck male protagonist who's on the outs with the magical Powers That Be and hiding a few skeletons in his closet. It's also a well-paced page t...

from Damgaard78

Got to the book as I saw that Jim Butcher has recommened, as a Dresden File devotee I had to check it out. Was a really good read, still won't tip Dresden of the pedestal but with time the main characater might mature into something really interesting. For now I will definitely pick up the sequel...

from TerryWeyna

Ray Lilly works for Annalise Powliss, a sort of enforcer among sorcerers, and he's terrified of her. She wants to kill him, but she's been forbidden to, and so is forced to settle for using him as a chauffeur and hired hand in all things magical and mundane. On their first outing, they work toget...

from Damgaard78

Got to the book as I saw that Jim Butcher has recommened, as a Dresden File devotee I had to check it out. Was a really good read, still won't tip Dresden of the pedestal but with time the main characater might mature into something really interesting. For now I will definitely pick up the sequel...

from TheDivineOomba

An interesting take on the urban fantasy genre - this time we, have powerful sorcerors who have become almost inhuman protecting the world from the "others", who will destroy the human world, but only if they can gain access. In this book- we find Ray, a very minor sorcerer with only one spell, e...