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|author=George Mann

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I did get swept up in events and was suitably tense as we raced towards the denouement, but there were a few too many places where I stopped and groaned because of some bit of magic intervention – luckily this had just happened, or coincidentally there was this kind of weapon nicely to hand. If it had been a more unashamedly tongue in cheek romp I would have accepted them and laughed, but as it is they seemed too convenient. There were also a few events that seemed to have had no purpose by the time I reached the end, or were over-egged initially and then resulted in an anticlimax. This is a new edition of The Affinity Bridge, which was first published in 2008 and there are a number of other books in the series. It does set some things up for a continuation so it's possible some of the unresolved events get picked up in later volumes.

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