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Hidden Cities (Moshui: The Books of Stone and Water) Rank: #1833596 in eBooksPublished on: 2011-03-22Released on: 2011-03-22Format: Kindle eBook 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.LOVE ITBy Rosedragon57I HAVE ENJOYED ALL OF THE MOSHUI BOOKS. I DON'T RECOMMEND THEM FOR THE FAINT OF HEART BECAUSE THE GRAPHIC DESCRIPTIONS OF VIOLENCE ARE HISTORICALLY CORRECT. THE INTERACTIONS OF THE CHARACTERS IS UNEXPECTED AND I CAN'T WAIT FOR THE NEXT BOOK IN THE SERIES TO SEE WHAT WILL HAPPEN NEXT.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Incredible, beautiful prose and a brilliant storyBy CustomerThe intricacy, artistry, and sheer beauty of Mr. Fox's prose draws you in, deeper and deeper. Definitely a can't-put-it-down book, and one that will only get better with repeated readings,1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Pace slows in volume threeBy Clay KallamDaniel Fox juggles a host of narrators in "Hidden Cities" (Del Rey, $15, 416 pages), but like many authors, he gives his readers too much credit and assumes they will immediately remember everything about all of them. Unfortunately, it takes a hundred pages or so to get back up to speed in this series about an alternate Taiwan with goddesses, dragons and jade that's infused with life-giving powers.Fox also stretches his wings as a writer, and his forays into a more poetic style sometimes work, and sometimes don't - but the depth of his characters, who often confound their own expectations, gives the series a bit of heft not usually found in these kinds of fantasies. That said, the pace slowed in "Hidden Cities" compared to "Jade Man's Skin" and "Dragon in Chains," and it seems we may be two books away from the conclusion of what promises to become a saga about a young emperor hoping to hold off various rebels and reclaim the throne of China.See all 4 customer reviews...
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