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Old 04-05-2009, 01:45 PM   #7
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thanks mth for the recommendation ! what kind of stories are those ? the ones i saw didn't seem to be mysteries. i'm specifically looking for mystery stories published by Baen here, although other mystery recommendations are welcome too...
Glen Cook has written an extensive series of books that are basically classic Hard-boiled Detective novels (similar to the works of Mickey Spillane) -- except that the PI (Garrett) works in a fantasy setting with assorted magicians, wizards, elves, etc. For example, his number one ally is a vegetarian dark-elf assassin. The first book in the series is Sweet Silver Blues. They're lots of fun, but are not available at Baen.

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