Stealing Magic by Tanya Huff
reviewed by Donna McMahon
Tanya Huff fans will want this book, plain and simple. Not only are the stories good, the packaging is brilliant. The book is bound like an old Ace double -- one side for the Terazin stories, and one for the Magdalene stories -- making for a great bi-directional read, with double cover art by David Willicome that's both handsome and suitable to the stories.

Smoke and Shadows by Tanya Huff
reviewed by Cindy Lynn Speer
For Tony, his job as a production assistant for the Vancouver based TV show "Darkest Night" is a bit of an irony. The show is about a vampire detective, and he, himself, has actually shared a life, bed and vein with a vampire who often has to act as a detective. Because of his association with Henry Fitzroy, he's seen some pretty terrible and scary things, but nothing he's faced yet can match the shadows that seem to move of their own accord.

Wizard of the Grove by Tanya Huff
reviewed by Robert Francis
It's set in a world which has recovered from, but not forgotten, a cataclysm that took place a thousand years earlier. The people still tell stories of the days when the wizards, strove for supremacy amongst themselves in a world where no other mortal creature had the will or the power to challenge them.

Summon the Keeper by Tanya Huff
reviewed by Margo MacDonald
Having a hole to Hell in your basement isn't so bad. You get to heat your house for free, and be entertained by Hell's frustrated attempts at stand-up comedy. If you want to have a good chuckle and keep yourself amused while sitting on the beach, then pick up this gem of a book.