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    The Wizard of London (Elemental Masters Series #5) by Mercedes Lackey

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    • Pub. Date: October 2006
    • 384pp
    • Sales Rank: 78,387

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      • Pub. Date: October 2006
      • Publisher: Penguin Group (USA)
      • Format: Mass Market Paperback, 384pp
      • Sales Rank: 78,387

      Synopsis

      Isabelle Benson has learned that an Elemental Master is behind the attempts on her students' lives-and the would-be murderer is someone very close to her former flame, "The Wizard of London."

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      July 06, 2008: I love Mercedes Lackey-- I really do. This book was a little flat compared to many of the others she's written, but there are a few very good scenes, some tasty characterization, and an interesting premise. ... so why the '2'? Mostly for the sanctimonious piety. It's not completely absent from her other books-- and in its more complex and self-reflective form-- it's almost a comforting thing to encounter. But here... it's completely. out. of. control. The desire to smack the heroine silly hits about thirty pages in and never really abates-- but Lackey is so good at the 'craft' of writing that one is compelled to keep reading anyway... all the way to the bitter end. gah.

      Wonderful telling of the Snow Queenby Anonymous

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      January 18, 2006: I am truly fascinated with Ms. Lackey's rendition of the childhood tales I grew up with. The current story is just as exciting as the previous books. Anyone that enjoyed reading or hearing fairy tales as a child will love these books.


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