Fantasy

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Radiance by Alyson Noel

Riley Bloom is a 12 year old girl. She has a yellow lab named Buttercup. One moment she and her family are cruising down the highway. The next moment she is no longer on the highway or even in Eugene, Oregon, but in a be
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The Extraordinary Secrets of April, May, June by Robin Benway

April/May/June are sisters. Their parents have recently divorced and their dad has moved to Houston, Texas. They, with their mother, have moved to a new town and school. April is the oldest, May is the middle child and J...
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The Transformation of Bartholomew Fortuno by Ellen Bryson

-Reviewed by Mary Asher, the Golden ReviewerBartholomew Fortuno is a Curiosity residing and performing in Barnum's American Museum located in Manhattan. He is the World's Thinnest Man and believes his thinness is a uniqu...
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Raven's Ladder by Jeffrey Overstreet

-Review by Scott Asher of AshertopiA.Raven's Ladder is the third book in a planned four book storyline entitled The Auralia Thread. (The first book in the series, Auralia's Colors was nominated twice for a Christy Award....
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Lady Carliss and the Waters of Moorue by Chuck Black

-Review by Scott Asher of AshertopiA.This is the fourth book in the Knights of Arrethtrae series by author Chuck Black. Each book in Black's series tells the story of one knight who deals with specific trials and temptat...
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The Devil's Kiss by Sarwat Chadda

The Templars have fallen on hard times in this young adult horror / fantasy novel by first time novelist Sarwat Chadda. Hunted down by the church and demonic forces over several centuries, only a small group of Templars ...
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Green by Ted Dekker

-Review by Scott Asher of AshertopiA.Stephen Lawhead did an interview that was published in the back of a recent edition of his excellent Song of Albion trilogy where the interviewer asked him if he would ever go back to...
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The Dopple Ganger Chronicles: The Secret of Indigo Moon by G.P. Taylor

-Review by Scott Asher of AshertopiA.I had previously started to read Shadowmancer by G.P. Taylor but hadn't gotten in too far before I set it aside so I wasn't expecting much out of his new series. The quote on the back...
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C.S. Lewis' The Screwtape Letters

Focus on the Family and Tyndale take C.S. Lewis' The Screwtape Letters, a series of imaginative and insightful letters from a senior demon, the title character Screwtape, to his novice nephew Wormwood, and add over four ...
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