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Ferchalurch
Posted April 13, 2011
An enthralling story set in Cincinnati suburbs and the woods, which surrounds the houses. Taps into the magical qualities of a child's imagination with an interesting use of magical realism. Well worth the price and time.
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Posted June 26, 2011
This is a marvelous story, with elements of dark fantasy that establish it firmly in the genre, but with hints as well of the nostalgic coming of age novels of John Knowles and James Kirkwood. It is gripping, moving, and ultimately deeply thought-provoking. It is a fairly short novel -- 60,000 words or so -- and it is a quick read. But I guarantee you, it will be the best $3.99 you spend this summer.
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Posted April 1, 2011
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Overview
Award-winning science fiction and fantasy author Stephen Leigh offers us a dark urban fantasy novel where the borders between reality and fantasy are blurred and difficult to see. Here, the wild and romanticized dreamscape of youth intersects the gray, adult world beyond.Rob Mullins and Mark Dyson are fast friends, growing up in a neighborhood surrounded by a forest. The boys have spent their childhood among the green pathways of the woods playing as pirates, knights, and adventurers. They believe nothing can ever alter the bond between them. But adolescence wields a compulsive snare, and fantasy can no longer hold back reality. Rob’s parents are ...