The Spell Sword
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May 11 2016
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9780879972844
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The World Wreckers
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Dec 8 2015
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The Winds of Darkover
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Nov 26 2015
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Bloody Sun
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Jun 18 2015
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978-0441068562
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Bone Season
In an alternate history clairvoyance is unnatural and a crime. Clairvoyants have to hide their power or risk being consigned to The Tower. It turns out there's something even worse than The Tower, an alternate government in Oxford, run by Rephaim, which Wikipedia and other sources define as giant spirits from the netherworld.
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Dec 17 2013
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978-1-62040-140-8
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Sisterland
It's a testament to good writing when I enjoy a book despite not caring for its main characters. Identical twins Kate and Violet are an anxious stay-at-home-mom and a thoughtless free spirit, respectively. In addition to looking alike, they also share what they call "senses" or ESP. Married sister Kate has renounced hers, but Violet has gone pro with her gift and publicly predicts an earthquake will hit St. Louis (where they live).
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Aug 21 2013
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978-1-4000-6831-9
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Black Dreams
The Southern California psychic from Shattered Moon is working with the post-Rodney King beating LAPD to find a missing child. Published in 1993, this installment isn't quite as New Agey as the first in the series. There are still a lot of protective white lights being imagined around people's hearts, and Theresa Fortunato is still attracted to boorish men, so things haven't changed too much.
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Feb 3 2012
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0-06-017984-8
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Shattered Moon
Psychic vs. tarot serial killer. This 1984 novel couldn't be more early 1980s Southern California.
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Jan 12 2012
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0-440-17593-3