The City Trilogy (4 books in series)
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review 1: The first novel in Shan's The City trilogy was a fast-paced thriller. It was a relentless ride to a satisfying finish. The second entry, Hell's Horizon, shifts the tone a bit. It's more of a detective story - a "whodunit" taking place parallel to Procession of the Dead. The stori...
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review 1: I was on one of my once a century trips to Sydney with my parents (even though we’re in Canberra, 2 ½ hours away from Sydney), we rarely go there. So we were in Sydney to see Twelth Night, which was really good by the way, great acting, great set, great directing. Okay, moving on...
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review 1: This was a trippy, twisted ride. I really enjoyed the fresh plot, the interesting mechanics behind the cumulative "bad guy" which questions who really is bad. There isn't a hero, and there isn't a savior which really caught me off guard. I'd liken it to Chuck Palahniuk's stories ...
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review 1: Again, I read these a while ago now but they still make me incredibly excited when I think back. I am a Shan worshipper (the newer books, eh, we'll come to that) Demonata and the Darren Shan Saga taking over my life for a good few years while they were being finished. This is a r...