Seanan McGuire - An Artificial Night
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![Table of Contents Praise for the October Daye Novels Rosemary and Rue will - photo 1](/uploads/posts/book/32272/mcgu_9781101442760_msr_cvi_r1.jpg)
The brisk pacing, the effective mix of human and magical characters, and the PI ambience all make this an excellent choice for fans of Butchers Harry Dresden series.... Tobys unusual heritage and her uneasy relationships with her mothers family will remind readers of Briggs Mercy Thompson series, and Thompson fans will appreciate Tobys tough and self-reliant character. This outstanding first novel is a must for fans of genre-bending blends of crime and fantasy.
McGuire successfully blends Robert B. Parker-like detective fiction with love and loss, faith and betrayaland plenty of violence.... Rosemary and Rue will have readers clamoring for the next genre-bending installment.
Well researched, sharply told, highly atmospheric and as brutal as any pulp detective tale... sure to appeal to fans of Jim Butcher or Kim Harrison.
October Daye is as gritty and damaged a heroine as Kinsey Millhone or Kay Scarpetta... an engaging narrator who promises to sustain as long a series as McGuire might wish to write.... Tobys nocturnal existence is full of the kind of shadows that keep the pages turning. Changelings, like all faerie folk, live long; may McGuire and these novels do the same.
A LOCAL HABITATION
AN ARTIFICIAL NIGHT
LATE ECLIPSES*
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For always.
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Away from light steals home my heavy son
And private in his chamber pens himself,
Shuts up his windows, locks fair daylight out,
And makes himself an artificial night.
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