• Books And Writers

    Books And Writers | 16 January 2011

    The Thin Executioner is one of the most gripping tales ever by Darren Shan – there were lots of unexpected twists, keeping me wondering what’s going to happen next… I couldn’t stop reading from...

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  • Book Reporter

    Book Reporter | 15 January 2011

    With the release of the first installment of The City series, adult readers have been inaugurated into Darren Shan's peculiar, dark sense of humor. This bestselling author has a talent for...

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  • Teens Read Too

    Teens Read Too | 14 January 2011

    Regardless of his size, Jebel Rum has always wanted to be the successor of his father as the executioner for his
    tribe, a profession that is somewhat honored and entertaining. It doesn’t help...

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  • Mrs Nelson’s Toy And Book Shop

    Mrs Nelson's Toy And Book Shop | 13 January 2011

    Darren Shan's adult series, The City, makes his Cirque du Freak books look like bedtime stories! His second - and newest - installment, Hell's Horizon, is terrifying and gory (in the best way...

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  • Mrs Nelson’s Blog

    Mrs Nelson's Blog | 13 January 2011

    Darren Shan's adult series, The City, makes his Cirque du Freak books look like bedtime stories! His second - and newest - installment, Hell's Horizon, is terrifying and gory (in the best way...

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  • University City Review

    University City Review | 12 January 2011

    Darren Shan returns to the city ruled by a mob figure, the Cardinal. It takes place at the same time as his previous tale about the Cardinal’s invented, though quite real, people in Procession of...

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  • Books4Hearts

    Books4Hearts | 12 January 2011

    Darren Shan is your average boy (I imagine around 11 or 12, it never says) who likes being with his friends, playing soccer, and messing with creepy animals like big furry spiders. His life is a...

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  • Books4Hearts

    Books4Hearts | 10 January 2011

    To start this post, I don't think I could use anything better then the words from the back of the book: "The executioner swung his axe - THWACK! - and another head went rolling into the dust."

    ...

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  • 1 Year, 100 Books

    1 Year, 100 Books | 10 January 2011

    I cannot even begin to tell you the amount of times I have sat down and tried to write or film a review for this book. Each time I attempt it I miss out a million things I want to say so I’m just...

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  • Novels Now

    Novles Now | 08 January 2011

    Larten Crepsley is a major character in Shan’s “Cirque Du Freak” series and this book, first in a proposed 4-book series, tells his life story starting briefly with his pre-vampire childhood and...

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  • SFRevu

    SFRevu | 05 January 2011

    The Cardinal rules The City like a deity as he insures the disappearances of sundry people who don't just vanish; they also evaporate from the mind like a shaken Etchosketch.

     

    His Party...

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  • The Review Broads

    The Review Broads | 05 January 2011

    Second in the City trilogy, preceded by NY Times bestseller “Procession of The Dead,” this January release pursues its characters with a vengeance. Al Jeery guards the Cardinal, a person of great...

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