Top Ten Fantasy Books of 2013 - Revision history

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 |rating=5
 |genre=Fantasy
-|summary= Alex Verus #4 has arrived showing no sign of subject fatigue.  In fact once again this is the best instalment yet as Alex the seer collides with his dark past and Benedict Jacka matures as a writer.
+|summary= Alex Verus #4 has arrived showing no sign of subject fatigue.  In fact, once again this is the best instalment yet as Alex the seer collides with his dark past and Benedict Jacka matures as a writer.
 |isbn=Jacka_Chosen
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 |genre=Fantasy
 |summary= Fabulous writing, setting, characters and an excellent plot to boot, this is fast paced, page turning steam punk at its very best. Highly recommended.
-|isbn=0356500934
+|isbn=Saintcrow_Red
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 |genre=Fantasy
 |summary=Originally a self-published sensation in the world of fantasy, now being advertised as the next mainstream publishing phenomenon and we agree wholeheartedly.  2013 is turning into the year of the superlative epic.
-|isbn=0356502465
+|isbn=Ryan_Blood
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 |genre=Fantasy
 |summary= War, magic, shape shifters, a few haunting pasts, swords, muskets and a cook… err… chef… who thinks he's a reincarnated god.  Not just another epic fantasy but ''the'' McClellan debut fantasy and the first of a trilogy.  Ripping!!
-|isbn=035650199X
+|isbn=Mcclellan_Promise
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 |genre=Fantasy
 |summary= A thoroughly enjoyable read with plenty of twists and turns, great characters, a brilliant setting and darkness enough to make the title perfectly apt. Highly recommended.
-|isbn=0356501663
+|isbn=Knight_Fade
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 |genre=Fantasy
 |summary= |summary=2013 seems to be a year for excellent fantasy debuts as here's another one.  In this first of an epic series, we chew our nails and roll with the punches in a place called Steelhaven; a city on the verge of demise from an author on the verge of acclaim.
-|isbn=1472203925
+|isbn=Ford_Herald
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 |genre=Fantasy
 |summary= One of the weirdest books we've ever read, in a really, really good way. As strange at times as the characters within its pages, but ultimately satisfying and an excellent exploration of the delights and horrors of the fairy world. Superb reading, highly recommended.
-|isbn=0575130091
+|isbn=Cargill_Dreams
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 |genre=Fantasy
 |summary= A fantastic start to a new series that may disappoint Otherworld fans, but for those looking for a superb crime novel with a supernatural undercurrent, they don't get much better than this.
-|isbn=184744511X
+|isbn=Armstrong_Omens
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 |genre=Fantasy
 |summary= I’ve been waiting for Broken Homes to come out for months. Months. When it arrived on my doorstep, I whisked it away, cackling like Gollum over my new precious and was no use to anyone until I’d finished it. Then sat and thought about it for a while. Then re-read my favourite bits. The considered further. This is the conclusion I reached: if there are no further Peter Grant books, Mr Aaronovitch, you and I are going to have ''words''.
-|isbn=0575132469
+|isbn=Aaronovitch_Broken
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