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Read Reviews for Adept - Robert Finn
by - written on 28/05/09 (Very useful, 44 readings)
Rating:
Just occasionally a book comes along about which you know absolutely nothing and so have no expectations. That was exactly the position when I sat down with The Adept. Within a few short chapters, I was hooked. The Adept turns out to be a slightly silly, but immensely fun tale of a secret sect fighting each other using magical powers, all set against the backdrop of our world. This is one of the strengths of The Adept, mixing a strong fantasy element with the style and pace of a thriller. The plot is preposterous, yet always seems to remain within the realms of the possible. Each revelation takes the book further away from reality, yet at the same ... Read the complete review
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