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Publishers Weekly reviews The Cityborn…”will entertain SF adventure fans”
Another review has bubbled up, although the release of The Cityborn is still more than a month away. This time it’s from Publishers Weekly:
“Willett (the Helix War series) wraps his capable new adult science fiction adventure around the fate of a mysterious many-tiered city and its inhabitants…Willett’s spunky protagonists and colorful world will entertain SF adventure fans.”
Entertainment is what this book is all about, and the common thread running through all the reviews–people seem to be finding it a fun read. I’m sure you will, too. 🙂
Now I’m looking forward to receiving my authors’ copies and actually seeing the book in the dead-tree flesh..could be any day.
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Another review has bubbled up, although the release of The Cityborn is still more than a month away. This time it’s from Publishers Weekly:
