Rezension: Magnus Flyte: “The City of Dark Magic”

“The City of Dark Magic” (Penguin Books, November 27, 2012) by Magnus Flyte is one of those rare cases when the behind-the-scenes story behind a great novel is almost as intriguing as what is found on its pages.

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