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Lord Tophet: Better than its predecessor


July 5th, 2009  Posted by Robert T.

Gregory Frost Shadowbridge, Lord Tophetfantasy book review Gregory Frost ShadowbridgeLord Tophet by Gregory Frost

Shadowbridge has been lauded for its imagination and storytelling, described as award-worthy, and praised as a classic-in-the-making, and such acclaim is not wholly without merit. But comparatively, Lord Tophet is a much better novel. It is also a different novel, so while Shadowbridge may provide the groundwork and is necessary to the duology, and Lord Tophet is a direct continuation of Shadowbridge, the two novels should be treated individually. After all, it is Lord Tophet that actually delivers the payoff …  Read the rest.

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  1. Literature » Better than its predecessor | Fantasy Literature News & InterviewsJuly 5th, 2009   6:02 pm  

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