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Campbell, Alan

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Iron Angel

“Flavorsome, original and leavened with a fierce sense of humor.”—Kirkus Reviews

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Title of ebook: Iron Angel
ISBN: 9780553905021
Publisher: Bantam Books
Internet download file size: 343 kb
Released online for download: 04-29-2008
Author of eBook: Campbell, Alan

Iron Angel

Chapter One

MINA GREENE'S CIRCUS OF HORRORS

FROM THE WINDOW of their tavern room, Rachel Hael watched a small flotilla of fishing skiffs jostle past a barge at the bend in the river. Gulls swooped around the clutter of boats, their cries like harsh laughter, or perched on yards and basked in the late-afternoon sun. The larger vessel carried sandstone from the quarry at Shale, twenty leagues further up the Coyle. The skiffs were local and manned by louts with robbery in mind.

She had watched them use the same tactic on a Dalamoor palace barge yesterday morning. The Dalamooran captain and his men had been so busy yelling from the stern at the apparently hapless sailors responsible for the river jam that they'd failed to notice a small boy climb out of the water and steal inside the pilot's tent.

Now Rachel was watching a replay of yesterday's events. A ... read full excerpt from Iron Angel ebook