Bannon & Clare The Red Plague Affair, Book 2, (Paperback)

from DarkFaerieTales

Review courtesy of Dark Faerie Tales Quick & Dirty: A dark and tragic novel that takes a few chapters to set up the plot but once it starts it never stops. Opening Sentence: I am too bloody old for this. The Review: The Red Plague Affair once again takes us into a world of magic and mentaths. Set...

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This is a tough book for me to rate...it's definitely a 3.5, but not quite a 4. I liked it every bit as much as the previous Bannon & Clare book, The Iron Wyrm Affair, but I found this one more confusing and hard to follow. Perhaps that was my fault, reading it late at night, but it just didn't s...

from Capnrandm

Review courtesy of All Things Urban Fantasy. allthingsuf.com Lilith Saintcrow's flavor of simmering emotion, significant glances, and dramatic mystery is a perfect compliment to the Victorian alternate timeline that contains her Bannon & Clare series. And while this tone makes for deliciously sat...

from Glennis.LeBlanc

This series is much more a Lord Darcy feeling for me and I dearly loved those books. Emma serves the Queen and Britannia [the spirit of England] with all her might she is more than willing to sacrifice anything in order to get the job done. There is the overlay of Sherlock Holmes as well but Emma...

from tldegray

For me, this book held together much better than the first book featuring Bannon & Clare. I still long for more world-building, but I'm feeling more secure in what I do know about this world, and Saintcrow is giving us more hints about its history. I still quite like Emma Bannon and have come to ...