Magnus Flyte writes an interesting story in Cityof Dark Magic. The book takes Sarah Weston from her
graduate studies in music to Prague where she spends a summer setting up a
Beethoven centric display for a new museum but also gets entangled in a mysterious
series of events that include time travel (in some sense), missing antiquities,
alchemists and their machinations, and even a quasi-immortal dwarf. The book was interesting enough to finish
but was not terribly compelling. I
would recommend it to people with a taste for the fantastic.
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Saturday, February 22, 2014
City of Dark Magic
Magnus Flyte writes an interesting story in Cityof Dark Magic. The book takes Sarah Weston from her
graduate studies in music to Prague where she spends a summer setting up a
Beethoven centric display for a new museum but also gets entangled in a mysterious
series of events that include time travel (in some sense), missing antiquities,
alchemists and their machinations, and even a quasi-immortal dwarf. The book was interesting enough to finish
but was not terribly compelling. I
would recommend it to people with a taste for the fantastic.
