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Book Review: Unremarkable, by Geoff Habiger and coy Kisse

by Felix the Fox (Assaph Mehr) on June 15, 2022May 4, 2022

I love the 1920’s and historical fantasy, so any combination is an obvious allure 🙂 What to Expect Expect a short novel about a good Jewish boy from Chicago getting caught in the notorious gang wars between AL Capone and Bugs Moran. Not only is that bad enough, but there’s a supernatural twist that bubbles […]

Book Review: Black City Dragon, by Richard A. Knaak

by Felix the Fox (Assaph Mehr) on June 5, 2019July 6, 2019

Black City Dragon is the third installment in the series, one I have been waiting for since I first came across it. Nor was I disappointed. (Well, apart from the special announcement at the bottom of this post 😉 I’ve previously reviewed of Black City Saint (book 1) and Black City Demon (book 2), and […]

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Book Review: Black City Demon, by Richard A. Knaak

by Felix the Fox (Assaph Mehr) on March 20, 2018July 6, 2019

Seems like I just can’t stay away from these noir-historical-fantasy-detective blends… This is the second book in the Black City series; I’ve reviewed the first one here. What to expect This book, while a separate adventure, continues straight from the previous one and builds up on the events therein. You can expect to learn more […]

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Book Review: Black City Saint by Richard A. Knaak

by Felix the Fox (Assaph Mehr) on November 7, 2017July 6, 2019

Let’s keep it short, shall we? You’re here because you like historical-urban-fantasy. So stop reading, and go get your copy now. Still not convinced? Let me share some more details then. What to Expect Black City Saint is the first novel in the series from Richard Knaak. Set against the back-drop of Prohibition-era Chicago, Nick Medea […]

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