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A slip of a Silversands' review

Posted by Chris on September 16, 2011 at 20:53
Posted in: Book News, Reviews

From Ian Sales which has just slipped in:

"[A] solid sf mystery set on a a colony world. Though only short, the novel is well-paced, the characters rounded, and the setting sketched in with skill."

Talking of reviews: if indeed you are a reviewer or book-blogger and you would be interested in free PDF copies of any title then by all means drop me a line. :)

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Date Posted: September 16, 2011
Posted in: Book News, Reviews
Tagged with: powell | Silversands
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