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Daniel M. Ford
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Baltimore , The United States
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October 2015
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The Warden (The Warden, #1)
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2023
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9 editions
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Necrobane (The Warden, #2)
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2024
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9 editions
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Ordination (The Paladin Trilogy #1)
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2016
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7 editions
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Advocate (The Warden, #3)
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2025
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7 editions
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Stillbright (The Paladin Trilogy #2)
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2017
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7 editions
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Crusade (The Paladin Trilogy #3)
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2018
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7 editions
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Body Broker (Jack Dixon #1)
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2019
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4 editions
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Cheap Heat (Jack Dixon #2)
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2020
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5 editions
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The Paladin Trilogy
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Sneak Peek for The Warden
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2023
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A Favorite Character and Why, or; The only Person I'd Hire as a Tour Guide in Thule, Greenland
Hey all! It’s been a while since I wrote anything on this here blog…since just a few weeks after Crusade’s release. In that time I’ve had another novel come out, another coming out later this year, and lots of exciting stuff going on in that world.
In the past four years I’ve come to realize that, given the existence of my day job, I can either write novels, or I can write blog posts, and I know w
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The Westerners: Mythmaking and Belonging on the American Frontier
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Dungeon Crawler Carl (Dungeon Crawler Carl, #1):
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This is your typical average bro-dude-fantasy, by which I mean: * DnD flavor and more than average amount of pop/nerd culture references * "yo mama" level of humor * the MC is a manly man 6+ft tall who has to compare all " Read more of this review » |
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"I really enjoyed the world and characters of this - a high fantasy setting (elves and dwarves and orcs, oh my!) with that city-professional-fish-out-of-water element of Northern Exposure (though not quite as wildly whimsical). Aelis, our newly-arrive"
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"I loved the descriptions of magic!! A great book to get you into the fantasy genre."
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| As riveting, detail-filled, and humanizing as Macintyre's books typicall are. ...more | |
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I'm sorry but I do not know. The 2 sequels were published by a different audiobook publisher, but I have no idea why they would simply not sell the audiobook in UK stores. |
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| A super fun, fast read that isn't going where you think it will. You can hear the surf, feel the salt on your skin, and taste the blood in your mouth when it's over. ...more | |
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A deeply researched biography, probably only for the real baseball history sickos. Fascinating in parts, muddled in others. Worth a read if you really want a sense of baseball in America from the early 1900s to the 1920s. On a side note, and I know t ...more |
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| Did not love this one quite as much as the first. The secondary voice here was often hard to read for its content. Emerson is an extremely skilled writer of distinct voices, and in lesser hands it may have been unreadable. That being said I hope ther ...more | |
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“Fear of the cost of doing the right thing is enough for most to abide in ignorance.”
― Stillbright
― Stillbright
“It is a rule of leading people, Gideon. You may be confused, or afraid, or overwhelmed, or all three—those who depend on you must never see it.”
― Stillbright
― Stillbright
“You cannot be given this much,” she hissed, “this much power, and the status it confers, and decide you’ll only use that to get more.”
― Advocate
― Advocate
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“Fear of the cost of doing the right thing is enough for most to abide in ignorance.”
― Stillbright
― Stillbright
“It is a rule of leading people, Gideon. You may be confused, or afraid, or overwhelmed, or all three—those who depend on you must never see it.”
― Stillbright
― Stillbright
“They have chosen to worship power and strength, Cerisia,” Allystaire said, softening his voice somewhat. “I will pay them in the wages they deserve.”
― Crusade
― Crusade
“Forth, and fear no darkness! Arise! Arise, Riders of Theoden! Spears shall be shaken,swords shall be splintered! A sword day...a red day...ere the sun rises! Ride now!...Ride now!...Ride! Ride to ruin and the world's ending! Death! "Death!" Death! "Death!" DEATH! "Death!" Forth, Eorlingas!!”
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“Arthur had his hands in the scarred fur of the dog's ruff. They looked at each other, man and dog; Paul found that he could not watch. Looking away, he heard Arthur say, "Farewell, my gallant joy. You would go with me, I know, but it may not be. You will be needed yet, great heart. There…may yet come a time when we need not part.”
― The Fionavar Tapestry
― The Fionavar Tapestry
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