Thanks again, C. :-) (For those interested, you can grab a copy of TBA from Lachesis Publishing, Amazon.com, or Fictionwise ebooks now. You can now search
inside TBA on Amazon, too.)
Read the full review here:
http://www.freewebs.com/hfrzine/june09reviews.htm
Snippet:
"Lavishly written with a splendid touch for description, the story proves to be a nesting doll layer effect nicely handled through visions and flashbacks. Done wrong, this can be tedious. Done right, as it is here, it's a treat to read.
Read the full review here:
http://www.freewebs.com/hfrzine/june09reviews.htm
Snippet:
"Lavishly written with a splendid touch for description, the story proves to be a nesting doll layer effect nicely handled through visions and flashbacks. Done wrong, this can be tedious. Done right, as it is here, it's a treat to read.
The depiction of the various fae beings is by far the most phenomenal aspect of the story. They are
utterly inhuman, hideous in their beauty and beautiful in their hideousness, unearthly but earthen, bizarre and just plain cool. The Black
Act is excellent stuff. Hopefully the first not just of a series, but the revival and
reinterpretation of an entire mythos. Definite thumbs up!"
