Seaborn by Chris Howard
Paperback, 384 pages

Publisher: Juno Books (July 2008)
ISBN-10: 0809572818
ISBN-13: 978-0809572816

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Sea Throne by Chris Howard
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I'm Chris Howard, a novelist and short story writer--I am a writer who also paints.

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Seaborn review at Darque Reviews

Sun, 07/20/2008 - 23:49 — chris

This is great!

Seaborn is the first novel for Chris Howard, and what an amazing tale it is. From the underwater society to the surfacers on land, the detailed account of preparation and battle is vividly drawn. There are instances, especially when they involve Aleximor, that are graphic in nature, but they’re well within character. The story is well-paced, action-packed and laced with tension filled emotion. There are also two distinct threads that come together as they lead up to a climactic battle, and the author has done a great job of keeping them equally exciting. This is a book I’d recommend to fantasy readers, but horror fans should enjoy Aleximor and Corina’s tale as well.

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