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    Eccentric Circles

    By Rebecca Lickiss

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    The doctors said it was old age, the elf said it was murder. Piper Pied has inherited her great-grandmother's house and discovers that the doorways lead to Fairy. Aelvarim, the handsome elf, says that her great-grandmother was murdered, and if they don't find the murderer and fix the story it will be the end of the world.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherViking Horde Media
    Release dateDec 20, 2010
    ISBN9781458054487
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    • 3/5
      Unassuming, friendly. Literally about patching the holes in the fairy-verse by writing a Mary-Sue story. Reasonably entertaining if you know to expect a Twilight-style silhouette of a protagonist. The rest of the (human) characters were interesting enough that I almost wished the book was longer. If you're writing small-town contemporary fantasy, don't crib in an epic plot, that's what I say.
    • 4/5
      read 2 books of rebecca lickiss. enjoyed both; good
    • 3/5
      I adore urban fantasy and read tons of it. This book is not a very good example of the genre. It recycles many tropes from other books and doesn't deal with them in interesting or unusual ways. Our heroine inherits a library from her grandmother, discovers a gateway into faery, it turns out her grandmother was murdered and our heroine must solve the mystery in order to prevent untold chaos and crappiness. This has been done way better by other authors. This book was not offensive, but it wasn't great.
    • 3/5
      unremarkable story about a woman who inherits a house and a doorway into faerie. Not a bad debut but not in any way remarkable.
    • 4/5
      How can I criticize any book I read to the end? Magic is what it is, and if it seems silly at times, then we might want to simply laugh at how metro we have thought ourselves.
      The girl got the guy. The land is healed. Ok. I'm happy.
      Thank you.