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Title	:	Magic Lantern (Rogue Angel #36)
Author	:	Alex Archer
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 320 pages
Published	:	May 8th 2012 by Gold Eagle (first published January 1st 2012)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Urban Fantasy. Adventure. Fiction

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In late 1700s Paris, a young but promising illusionist dabbles in the arcane art of phantasmagoria. But at his moment of greatest triumph--unveiling a magical lantern said to open a door to the Chinese spirit world--he is violently struck down by a vengeful phantom....

On assignment in London, archaeologist Annja Creed is hunting down a man who claims to have discovered the Jekyll and Hyde potion. On the trail of one curiosity, Annja finds herself pulled toward another mystery...the origin of a strange, old-fashioned projector once used by eighteenth-century illusionists. As Annja delves into its rich history, a dark past begins to emerge. And someone wants to harness the power of this cursed artifact...risking everything for the treasures it promises.

But Annja has a little magic trick of her own. One that she wields with deadly accuracy....

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Original Title:	Magic Lantern
ISBN:	0373621566 (ISBN13: 9780373621569)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Rogue Angel #36

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It surprises me that I have read 36 books in this series and am able to differentiate they writing styles of each ghost writer. This book took a bit for me to get into, I think I picked up and put it down 4 times before I actually said "we are reading this". Overall it was enjoyable and how the story wrapped up I was pleased with but it seemed a bit spotty in some areas. I would consider this a middle of the road read in the series and devote fans may like it.

I didn't know this was not the first book, I just picked it up because it looked neat! now looking forward to reading more of these adventure books!

I liked the introduction of Fiona Pioche. I thought she really added to the story line and hope she will appear in future books.

The Magic Lantern actually has two stories in it, but one basically gets dropped before fifty pages in, then pulls it back in right at the end.Annja Creed is in London to film segments on a serial killer claiming to be Mr. Hyde, having recreated the Jekyll formula. He's killed several women by stamping them to death. When Annja goes to get some information from a literature professor about the Hyde legend, she ends up getting pulled into the story of a chinese lantern that may be cursed. The

*Genre* Fantasy, Adventure, Thriller*Rating* 4.0*First thoughts*Magic Lantern was a surprising nice change of pace after being quite disappointed with the past few installments. Yes, I have actually read 36 books in one series and there are plenty more that follow Magic Lantern. Yes, I continue to enjoy the fact that Annja Creed is something of a serious badass who carries Joan of Arc's Broadsword while looking to protect the innocent and just can't help but to get involved in situations where

This book references iCarly. That is noteworthy to me. :P

Thirty-six in the Rogue Angel urban fantasy series that revolves around Annja Creed, an archeologist/TV show host who falls into one adventure after another.My TakeAnother fun and exciting adventure with the intrepid Annja. Kidnappings, torture, car and sewer chases... I'm kinda surprised the professor didn't die I've gotten rather accustomed to her boyfriends dying. On a more solemn note, the revelations about Roux and Fiona are rather sad and make me very curious as to what might transpire in