• Shroud Magazine

    Shroud Magazine | 05 August 2010

    5 stars out of 5.

     

    "The Thin Executioner" tells the story of overly thin, immature, and opinionated Jebel Rum, a young man on the brink of adulthood. To remedy being passed over for a chance...

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  • RT Book Reviews

    RT Book Reviews | 04 August 2010

    Shan’s homage to The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is a rip-roaring, heartbreaking adventure. You’ll be on the edge of your seat till the very last page. 4.5 stars out of 5.

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  • Wordbird

    Wordbird | 04 August 2010

    Rating: 3/5

    This book is one I feel very unsure about. I was satisfied by the ending and the beginning was nicely paced, but the middle was slightly tedious. I couldn’t focus as I read, and...

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  • Wandering Librarians

    Wandering Librarians | 03 August 2010

    Jebel Rum is the runt of his family, and has been publicly shamed by his father, the much honored executioner of Wadi. Jebel wants to compete in the competition to become the next executioner,...

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  • SFRevu

    SFRevu | 01 August 2010

    An Arabian Nights coming-of-age novel, Darren Shan's The Thin Executioner details the adventures of Jebel Rum on his journey to recover his honor and win the woman of his dream, Debbat, the high...

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  • Everything To Do With Books

    Everything To Do With Books | 31 July 2010

    Hell's Heroes, being the final book in the Demonata series, I had some expectations for it and I was a little disappointed. The majority of the book seemed like a filler for the big event at the...

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  • Teenreads.com

    Teenreads.com | 22 July 2010

    Since we last saw Grubbs Grady, things have not gotten better. The demons have found openings to the world. Lord Loss is in his glory. Grubbs is exhausted and heartbroken over the trail of blood,...

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  • Mr Ripley’s Enchanted Books

    Mr Ripley's Enchanted Books | 22 July 2010

    Darren Shan, and his ever rapid production line of exceedingly good horror books, has introduced a new series. This first book is due to be published late September. The main character should be...

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  • Ayuamarca (Amazon UK)

    amazon.co.uk | 11 February 1999
    This is the author’s first novel and it’s a very strange one. Brash young Capac Raimi, a man with no past, comes to join his uncle’s gangster organisation in a big, unnamed city. (Though telling a...
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  • Procession of the Dead (Back to Books USA)

    back-to-books.blogspot.com | 27 February 2008
    Capac Raimi arrives in the city to join his uncle’s business, that of small time gangster. He quickly learns the ropes but soon finds himself brought to the attention of The Cardinal. The Cardinal...
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  • Procession of the Dead (Waterstones USA)

    waterstones.com | 01 March 2008
    This is D B Shan’s first book. Well, actually it’s not, because D B Shan is actually the amazing children’s author Darren Shan, but this is his first book exclusively for adults and the first in a...
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  • Procession of the Dead (Gateway USA)

    gatewaymonthly.com | 04 March 2008
    This is Darren Shan’s first foray into adult fiction, and to be honest, I’m not as comfortable with it as I am with his young adult stuff. Procession of the Dead is a manuscript he wrote long...
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