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|author= Leigh Bardugo
|title= Six of Crows
|rating= 5
|genre= Fantasy, General Fiction
|summary=In The Barrel, anything is possible for the right price, and no one knows this better than criminal mastermind, Kaz Brekker. When Kaz is offered a chance at a perilous mission that could turn his poverty-stricken life upside down, he is determined to see the task fulfilled - but he won't be able to do it alone.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1627792120</amazonuk>
}}
{{newreview
|author=Robert L Anderson
|summary=Lowa is now queen at Maidun Castle as she, Dug the reluctant (but highly effective) warrior and his young ward Spring attempt to defend it from the local tribes chancing their arm. Spring seems to have lost her magic but hopefully this is only temporary. There are bigger worries however; Lowa knows that the Romans will come and so sends Ragnall and Dunstan, former prince and his druid tutor Durstan to Rome on a mission to gather intelligence about the enemy. Unfortunately things don't go to plan on either front!
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0356502627</amazonuk>
}}
{{newreview
|author=Marie Brennan
|title=Voyage of the Basilisk: A Memoir by Lady Trent (A Natural History of Dragons 3)
|rating=3
|genre=Fantasy
|summary=It's time. Lady Trent – Isabella Camherst – can finally leave her educational soirees in her own salon and go and discover more about her beloved dragons. This time it's going to be epic – not only has she for the first time taken her young son with her, she is on a sailing ship with a whole two years plying the seven seas to be looked forward to. The world is on the tip of a seesaw as regards dragons – just as one side weighs down with new knowledge, so the other side comes down with industrialised exploitation of the creatures – and Lady Trent must make sure that she has a (decorous, Victorian-styled covered) firm bottom to keep things on the side she wants. But she has no idea how buttock-clenching the whole voyage will turn out to be…
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1783295066</amazonuk>
}}
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