Magic Ex Libris: Revisionary (Series #4) (Paperback)

from jrg1316

I enjoyed most of this book. I really like the magic system and well as exploring the possibilities that magic could do should it ever arise in a real world setting. Isaac continues to be a pretty likable and relatable character, and the supporting characters are good, with the standout for me be...

from tldegray

3.5/5 stars. Isaac's great plan to reveal magic to the world? Not so great. Because now he has the U.S. government in his offices, monitoring everything, and trying to figure out ways to weaponize magic. All Isaac wants to do is use magic to help people and society but he's got red tape and bigot...

from beyerkat

I fell in love with Isaac from the moment I picked up Libriomancer and I am delighted that Jim C. Hines has continued to write about his adventures and develop the Magic Ex Libris world. That being said - Revisionary is my least favorite of the series so far. There was a huge climax at the end of...

from jenspirko

Hines' clever concept continues to hold up -- proving that his "libriomancy" world-building is much more than a gimmick. His hero, Isaac Vainio, holds up, too, gaining depth while remaining at heart the geeky librarian we first met in Book One. A geeky librarian who does magic? What's not to love...

from jenspirko

Hines' clever concept continues to hold up -- proving that his "libriomancy" world-building is much more than a gimmick. His hero, Isaac Vainio, holds up, too, gaining depth while remaining at heart the geeky librarian we first met in Book One. A geeky librarian who does magic? What's not to love...