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Lora Friedanthal

The Mirador by Sarah Monette

Review: “The Mirador” by Sarah Monette

September 16, 2007 by Lora Friedanthal

The single most impressive aspect of Sarah Monette’s writing is her strong sense of voice. The stories are told in first-person with the perspective alternating between Felix and Mildmay throughout the chapters.

Bitten by K. L. Nappier

Review: “Bitten” by K. L. Nappier

September 11, 2007 by Lora Friedanthal

I am not familiar with Nappier’s previous work, so the Beast mythos was new to me. And I found myself reading on so that I could understand the rules involved in her take on the werewolf legends. Hunters David and Max had managed, within the first chapter, to bring an “incarnation” of the Beast. Usually, one stops once the werewolf is dead. But not in this universe.

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