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The Diviners

by Libba Bray

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Sharon Livingston

What a creative writer!
There are several aspects that make the Diviners an exciting read; the characters are well drawn and intriguing, the time period is brought to life with all of your senses so that you can walk the streets of NYC in the 20's, and the magic of the diviners is believable. And wait til you read the sequel, Lair of Dreams. Such fun.
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