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Jo-Anne Blanco

Jo-Anne Blanco was born in Brazil to an English mother and Spanish father. Holder of an MA in languages and an MPhil in media and culture, she is the author of the Fata Morgana series of novels, which follow the life and adventures of Morgan le Fay. Book reviewing gives her the chance to discover exciting new authors and share her love of literature with others. Visit her at jo-anneblanco.com.

Books reviewed by Jo-Anne Blanco

The Alternatives (05/15/24)
The Last Bloodcarver (04/03/24)
The Djinn Waits a Hundred Years (02/07/24)
Eve (11/01/23)
The Secret Book of Flora Lea (06/21/23)
Wings in the Wild (05/03/23)
Weyward (04/19/23)
The Magician's Daughter (03/15/23)
After Sappho (01/18/23)

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