Ebook {Epub PDF} New Tricks by John Levitt

New Tricks is just as good as Dog Days, the first in Levitt's series. Mason's character is a bit more developed and you get to know him better. The plot is another winner, and so are the characters. I particularly enjoy Levitt's conversational first person writing style/5(28). Mason might not agree with you. He's the guitarist/magician hero of New Tricks, author John Levitt's sequel to Dog Days. Mason has had a bad year; recent events have left him so deeply unsettled and lonely, he doesn't even want to play the guitar. Which is when trouble starts up all over again. New Tricks is the second book in the Dog Days series written by John Levitt and centered on Mason, a former enforcer of magic turned jazz musician and Louie, his ifrit, which looks like a dog. Mason, guitarist and magical practitioner, and his dog-shaped Ifrit familiar Louie, are enjoying a /5.

Title: New Tricks (A Dog Days Novel) Author(s): John Levitt ISBN: / (USA edition) Publisher: Ace Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA Amazon AU. New Tricks. por John Levitt. A Dog Days Novel (Book 2) Comparte tus pensamientos Completa tu reseña. Cuéntales a los lectores qué opinas al calificar y reseñar este libro. Califícalo * Lo calificaste *. New Tricks (A Dog Days Novel)|John Levitt, Dynamics of conflict management in Liberia (Occasional papers)|Amos Sawyer, The Scandinavian languages their historical, linguistic, literary and scientific value. Elucidated by quotations from eminent American, English, languages by H. W. Longfellow [and others]|Rasmus Björn Anderson, Angel World Trilogy: A World in Peril|Donna Swanson.

Read "New Tricks" by John Levitt available from Rakuten Kobo. Former enforcer Mason would normally be concerned with finding ghosts and vampires stalking the Castro section of San Fr. New Tricks by John Levitt. NOOK John Levitt is the author of the Dog Days novels, an urban fantasy series inspired by Levitt's seven years as an officer in. New Tricks is just as good as Dog Days, the first in Levitt's series. Mason's character is a bit more developed and you get to know him better. The plot is another winner, and so are the characters. I particularly enjoy Levitt's conversational first person writing style.