At Tor.com: Black Dog by Rachel Neumeier

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March 20, 2014 by Heidi

I’ve read a number of titles since the inception of Strange Chemistry, but I can easily say that Black Dog is the best.  Of course, you all probably know by now that I’m a fan of Rachel Neumeier in general, but this may just be my favorite.

Black DogThat’s right, in Black Dog, Rachel Neumeier is going urban fantasy, and does so with a unique flare that left me impressed and completely glued to the page.  Read my full thoughts on the awesomeness at Tor.com.

 

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