The Glass Gargoyle (The Lost Ancients Book 1), by Marie Andreas
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The Glass Gargoyle (The Lost Ancients Book 1), by Marie Andreas
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Archeologist Taryn St. Giles has spent her life mining the ruins of the elves who vanished from the Four Kingdoms a thousand years ago. But when her patrons begin disappearing too--and then turning up dead--she finds herself unemployed, restless, and desperate. So she goes looking for other missing things: as a bounty hunter.Tracking her first fugitive--the distractingly handsome and strangely charming Alric--she unearths a dangerous underworld of warring crime lords, demonic squirrels, and a long-lost elven artifact capable of unleashing a hell on earth.Chased, robbed, kidnapped, and distressingly low on rent money, Taryn just wants one quiet beer and to catch her fugitive. But there's more to Alric than his wicked grin--is he a wanted man or the city's only hope? With menacing mages in pursuit and her three alcoholic faery sidekicks always in her hair, Taryn's curiosity might finally solve the mystery of the elves... or be the death of her and destroy her world.If Lara Croft, Tomb Raider, invaded Stephanie Plum's Jersey and fell into a raucous, twisted Middle Earth, they might find Taryn St. Giles already waiting for them in this high action fantasy caper.-- Jessa Slade, award-winning author of QUEEN OF STARLIGHT, Sheerspace Book 1
The Glass Gargoyle (The Lost Ancients Book 1), by Marie Andreas- Amazon Sales Rank: #66256 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-03-23
- Released on: 2015-03-23
- Format: Kindle eBook
About the Author Marie is a fantasy and science fiction reader with a serious writing addiction. If she wasn't writing about all the people in her head, she'd be lurking about coffee shops annoying total strangers with her stories. So really, writing is a way of saving the masses. When not saving the masses from coffee shop shenanigans, Marie likes to visit the UK and keeps hoping someone will give her a nice summer home in the Forest of Dean.
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14 of 15 people found the following review helpful. Captivating and enchanting tale.... By Mary P. Huber Coming up with just one word to describe the mood of this book is difficult. There are light moments, emotional moments and mysterious moments, but I wouldn't characterize the entire novel as any ONE of those things. It's many things and has many moods. It's engaging and fun and adventurous and even a little scary and romantic. The Glass Gargoyle is everything that a fantasy novel should be and more. With faeries, minotaurs, elves, and a myriad of other fantasy creatures, all of whom are intelligent characters, there is a huge racial diversity in this world and it's clear that we're somewhere (perhaps some-when) else. We're kept grounded by the first-person point of view as well as the narrator's immediate world of universities and archeological dig sites as well as pubs and modest apartments. I can't wait to read it again!!
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful. Fun fantasy romp! By Turtles We meet Taryn, who is bounty hunting, while she's between archaeology digs. She (too) easily picks up Alric, at her favorite bar. When she takes him to the local crime lord, who wanted him, he fights off ALL the guards... luckily, she still got paid, because her rent is past due. Unfortunately, her horrid landlady turns up dead not long after that, and she's not the last body Taryn has to deal with. The pace quickly picks up with alternating rescues between Taryn and Alric, Taryn's faeries getting drunk and into fights, and a mysterious artifact tied to the dig site she was working at. I thought the middle spun the same events a couple too many times, and some of the action scenes were so swiftly summed up, that I had to re-read them. I liked the banter between all the characters, it was hilarious, and they're all special and liable and diverse. I wish there had been some more clues about just what Taryn can do or who she really is. Luckily the next two books are both released this year, so I can find out soon.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. I really enjoyed this book By emeraldcity I really enjoyed this book. Very fun and it moves along, does not bog down in a lot of needless description.I love the fighting fairies and Taryn’s seemingly endless way of trouble finding her in the strangest of circumstances. I admit, I said the same thing at the end of the book as Taryn did as I wanted more NOW. I am very glad the next installment will be coming soon as I need to find out what happens next.Great read for those looking for a good paced book and fun fantasy story.
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