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They
killed the king.
They pinned it on two men.
They chose poorly.
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The Crown Conspiracy
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By
Michael J. Sullivan |
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| "As
far as adventure novels go, this one is
among the most exciting and intriguing I've
read. The pages practically turn themselves
as a motley cast of characters journeys and
cascades through Melengar, gradually
discovering more twists which impact the
course of their journey, while the author
slowly reveals secrets that keep the reader
guessing and building tension to a
satisfying climax and ending." |
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Paul Dunlap, Amazon.com |
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| "From
the first chapter to the last, the plot
twisted and turned in unexpected directions.
It takes a great writer to weave a tale that
surprises me, that keeps me in suspense,
that keeps me reading late into the
night...and Michael J. Sullivan is a great
writer. " |
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Dee Marie, Author of The Sons of Avalon
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| "I
found myself enjoying this a lot. It started
off fast, kept up a brisk pace, was full of
surprises, and even got better toward the
end. The ending was neither too predictable
nor dependent on some sudden deus ex machina
plot twist -- both of which can detract from
an otherwise good book. Instead, it was
surprising but still grew "naturally" out of
what had happened up until that point."
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Arlington Reader, Amazon.com |
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Foreword Magazine’s 2007 Book of the Year Finalist
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