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September 25, 2009 - 05:20 PM
Charleen Torrenti
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About to start Simon Says chapter and cannot wait! I'm hooked and cannot put it down!
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April 13, 2009 - 09:53 AM
Dick Spotswood
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The magic lives on in Hansley's new book. There's a rich history of royal fantasy that stretches from the days of King Arthur's round table, through the Star Wars Trilogy and leads directly to the fantastic Saga of Peter the Woodsman. Dick Spotswood, The Marin Independent Journal (marinij.com blog "The Militant Centrist"
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March 04, 2009 - 09:21 PM
J. T. Smith
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This is a fantasy that captures the imagination and draws you into a world of heros and demons, gods and ghouls. It weaves ancient mythology into a modern day tale that is enchanting, fast paced and difficult to put down. I am 73 and I think I enjoyed this book as much as any teenager. Peter the Woodsman is beautiful story from a very creative writer. I'm hoping there will be more.
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February 04, 2009 - 07:43 PM
Julie Powell
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Full of magical passion...
From the bright, well designed cover and artistic text we can tell straight away what is to come and we are not disappointed.
This tale has a fabulous introduction with all the ingredients of magical treachery with Lord Evil at the helm and the foolish king who wants power at any price - to his downfall.
This leads us to the hero of the tale and we have to wonder about the outcome and hope the quest falls on the side of good.
Great touches of magic and a promise of a passionate battle.
Julie Elizabeth Powell, author of Gone, The Star Realm, Knowing Jack and Slings & Arrows (after reading just a few paragraphs)
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February 03, 2009 - 08:42 PM
Zach McClure
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Wow! I enjoyed reading this! I could see it as if it were happening right in front of my eyes. I hated to stop reading, so I'll have to get the book. Excellent and mesmerizing.
Zach McClure, Author of Norwood Nights and Other Poetry
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January 14, 2009 - 08:46 PM
E Selandia, Author of Gently Whispered
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... an interesting story, filled with many surprises and with genius resolutions when it matters most. It tells the story of the demise of oldtimer fantasy in the guise of tales of the nine muses. It held my attention throughout and each new chapter (there are nine) was a welcomed adventure, actually with many in each chapter.
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