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Old Tin Sorrows

by Glen Cook

First published 1989 · 252 pages

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Glen Cook did one heckuva job with this book - it answered a lot of questions I had about Garrett's painting of Ellenor hanging in his office (This happens when one reads a series out of sequence) as well as delving deeper into his relationship with Morley. While a little dark, this book is still full of action, ghosts, walking corpse's, magic, trolls and about anything else that makes a fantasy novel worth reading, which this book certainly is. gmb 3-25-20

  • Fiction, general
  • Fiction, fantasy, general
  • Fiction, mystery & detective, general
  • Private investigators, fiction
  • Garrett (Fictitious character)
  • Fiction

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