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Wit’ch Fire grabs you in the first scene, and doesn’t let go until the very end. This is the beginning of a new fantasy series–the Banned and the Banished–by first-time author James Clemens, but its sophistication and style are reminiscent of experienced fantasists such as Guy Gavriel Kay and George R.R. Martin. Elena is “the wit’ch of spirit and stone,” born of a deadly alliance between three powerful mages in fulfillment of prophecy. But can she learn how to use her powers in time to resist the forces of the Dark Lord? She is joined in her battle by some unlikely allies, but the motley crew may be the only hope for a threatened world. Clemens handles plot and characterization deftly, but the addition of lots of un’neccesary apos’trophes to let you know you’re reading a fantasy is a little distracting. Still, Wit’ch Fire is a fast-moving, entertaining read that’s definitely worth your time.

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Wit’ch Fire grabs you in the first scene, and doesn’t let go until the very end. This is the beginning of a new fantasy series–the Banned and the Banished–by first-time author James Clemens, but its sophistication and style are reminiscent of experienced fantasists such as Guy Gavriel Kay and George R.R. Martin. Elena is “the wit’ch of spirit and stone,” born of a deadly alliance between three powerful mages in fulfillment of prophecy. But can she learn how to use her powers in time to resist the forces of the Dark Lord? She is joined in her battle by some unlikely allies, but the motley crew may be the only hope for a threatened world. Clemens handles plot and characterization deftly, but the addition of lots of un’neccesary apos’trophes to let you know you’re reading a fantasy is a little distracting. Still, Wit’ch Fire is a fast-moving, entertaining read that’s definitely worth your time.

From Publishers Weekly

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Montana Territory in 1883 was a dangerous place-especially for a blind woman struggling to make her way through an early winter snowstorm. Undaunted, Noelle Kramer fought to remain independent. But then a runaway horse nearly plunged her into a rushing, ice-choked river, before a stranger’s strong, sure hand saved her from certain death. And yet this was no stranger.Though she could not know it, her rescuer was rancher Thad McKaslin, the man who had once loved her more than life itself. Losing her had shaken all his most deeply held beliefs. Now he wondered if the return of this strong woman was a sign that somehow he could find his way home.

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It is seven years after the collapse of modern civilization, and the world is entering a new Dark Age. Can best friends Elysia and Darien trust the animal spirits that are beckoning them to escape into the wilderness and create a new way of life? And will they give in to the mutual passion they’ve always denied?Don’t miss this thrilling prequel story set in the same world as Jeri Smith-Ready’s Aspect of Crow trilogy: Eyes of Crow, Voice of Crow and The Reawakened.

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“Mair provides insight on how this manual came to exist.” — Indianapolis Star”Lean, clear, all fustian removed.” — Donald Richie, Japan Times”Mair’s excellent new translation of Sunzi’s (Sun Tzu) Art of War… brings a new, and extremely useful perspective to the text.” — Peter Lorge, Journal of Military History

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“After reading Victor Mair’s elegant new rendering of the ancient text, I was left without any doubt that it is an important contribution to our understanding of both the meaning of the text itself and the evolution of Chinese military thought. While some translations in the past have been informed by philosophical studies or the translator’s own personal experience of modern warfare and intelligence matters, what Mair brings to bear is a remarkable feel for the Chinese language of ancient times that results in lucid and persuasive renderings of many of the more enigmatic and obscure passages. He steers a judicious course be (more reviews|rating and other information)