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| Gordon R. Dickson: The Dragon, the Earl, and the Troll | |||
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Now Jim and Angie must deal with a bickering Earl and his own resident troll, and take care of their new foster child while trying to solve the mystery of who murdered his parents. Not to mention the fact that the Immortal Phoenix, supposed to fly across the sky like a burning star to ring in the new millennium, could not get himself lighted, gave up and went back to sleep! Can Jim and Angie along with their best friends Sir Brian, the wizard Carolinus, and the wolf Aargh do the impossible and salvage this situation? Or will they and all the world fall to the manipulations of the Dark Powers? Dickson gives us a Christmas story to remember and while it may drag on a bit in certain places, The Dragon, The Earl, and The Troll remains an engaging well told tale filled with magic, fantastic creatures and fits of hilarity. Ted Odell Ted Odell, a freelance writer, currently resides in rural South Carolina. More information on Ted and his work can be found on his Web page, Boogie Woogie Feng Shui. Click here
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