History isn\'t what you think it is.
Green is best known for the Deathstalker space operas, but give this one a few more installments to develop, and it co. --British Fantasy Society Ishmael is a wonderful character, an extraterrestrial living among humans, and the series (this is the third installment) is a clever mixture of thriller and SF-horror genres.
I look forward to finding out more in future volumes. . .
The author captures the English Country Manor Murder Mystery feel very well, as he sets up pretty much everybody as a suspect .
If anything it was over too soon. --The Gatehouse I really enjoyed the book. --Library Journal Without a doubt, this is one of the best books the author has ever penned down.
His first foray into more traditional crime fiction (albeit with an otherworldly flavor) will delight mystery readers, especially those who relish a bit of genre blending. --Publishers Weekly A new book from Green is always a treat for SF and urban fantasy fans, because they know that in his fictional worlds things are never quite what they seem until it\'s too late. readers will be anxious for sequels. . .
With convincing supernatural twists [and] witty chapter titles . . .
Praise for the Ishmael Jones series: [A] brisk, breezy mystery series .
As they explore histories past as written and overwritten, the balance of Magic and science shifts, and the choices the two make could change the world forever.
But Amanda has plans of her own, and soon the two are traveling through time--back to the Roman Empire and then forward through history, from King Arthur\'s court to Sherwood Forest.
While investigating, he finds himself smitten with a mysterious art expert, Amanda Fielding.
Jack is called to the Tate Museum, where dozens of people have disappeared beneath the surface of a painting.
It\'s his job to make the past safe.
It\'s his joy to protect our present from the supernatural remnants of an earlier time, a different history.
That\'s where Jack Daimon comes in.
But sometimes the magical past isn\'t content to stay past.
But the remnants--and all memory--of the old world have been replaced by the sane, the scientific, and the rational.
Once upon a time, there was a forgotten era of Magic and monster.
Magic was and is real.
When they fall in love, it\'s magic! History can change and has changed.
Green.
A new novel of magic, history, and true Love from Simon R.
Together, two people decide to put things right.
It\'s been rewritten to remove all the magic.
History isn\'t what you think it is
