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The Lodge of the Lynx (The Adept, Book 2) (original 1992; edition 1993)

by Katherine Kurtz, Deborah Turner Harris

Series: Adept (2)

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Psychiatrist Adam Sinclair, also know as the Adept, leads his loyal Huntsmen against the Lodge of the Lynx--an unholy sect in possession of an ancient Duridic artifact endowed with unimaginable power.

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Title:	The Lodge of the Lynx (The Adept, Book 2)
Authors:	Katherine Kurtz
Other authors:	Deborah Turner Harris
Info:	Severn House Pub Ltd (1993), Hardcover, 432 pages
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The Lodge of the Lynx by Katherine Kurtz (1992)

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A good story, though it's definitely the middle of a series. A lot of references to events in the first book, and at the end one of the bad guys gets away to continue the fight. Some very clumsy work - Adam sets up this difficult deception, and they know about Napier - but they don't even check to see if they're being followed to the train station? Sheesh. The storyline about Ximena is rather neat - after all of Adam's moans about his matchmaking friends, it's nice to see him find someone. And Peregrine comes into his own a bit more, feeling less like a tag-along and more like one of the Hunt - and then he gets his formal initiation. The Masonic elements feel a bit pasted-on to the storyline, especially when they provide the conventional manpower the Hunt hadn't a hope of supplying. But not bad. I thought I had the third book, but actually I have the fifth - so I need to hunt down the third and fourth. I want to see the end of this story, which is in the third book. And I think I'll keep at least the three - I keep culling them and rebuying them. (

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jjmcgaffey | Dec 26, 2010 |

Also very good (

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willowcove | Jul 15, 2009 |

http://allbookedup-elena.blogspot.com/2008/12/adept-lodge-of-lynx-katherine-kurt... (

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ElenaGwynne | Dec 31, 2008 |

The Adept takes on a Nazi cell in Scotland. (

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auntieknickers | Dec 28, 2007 |

Booklist Review: This admirable, elegant book is the second in the Adept fantasy series, which features the Scottish psychiatrist and reincarnated nemesis of evil magic, Sir Adam Sinclair. Accompanied by apprentice Peregrine Lovat, he goes on the trail of the Lodge of the Lynx, a band of black-magic practitioners he has defeated before but now finds preying upon the Masons. But the lodge is revealed to be only part of a larger plot that harks back to the occult practices of the Third Reich, and that discovery makes for a constantly absorbing story that features excellent pacing, a frequently compelling sense of place, and an equally compelling emotional impact. Highly recommended. ((Reviewed May 15, 1992)) -- Roland Green (

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Author name	Role	Type of author	Work?	Status
Katherine Kurtz	—	primary author	all editions	calculated
Harris, Deborah Turner	—	main author	all editions	confirmed
Horne, Daniel R.	Cover artist	secondary author	some editions	confirmed
Kidd, Tom	Cover artist	secondary author	some editions	confirmed

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For Our Aunts and Uncles: Stephen and Janie Carter and in loving memory of Gretchen and Marshall Fisher

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Grateful thanks are due to the following, for their assistance in rendering this novel:
Sgt. Graham Brown, PC Alan Jeffries, and PC Ian Richardson, Lothian and Borders Police, Edinburgh, for background on Scottish Police procedures;
Dr. Richard Oram, for continuing to provide a wealth of scholarly information on matters of Scottish history and archaeology;
Mr. Kenneth Fraser, for his on-going help in the St. Andrews University Library;
Mrs. Edith Rendle, for her advice on Scots law and Scottish legal procedure;
Dr. Ernan J. Gallagher, for general medical advice, and Dr. A.V.M Davidson, for her advice on Scottish medical facilities and practice;
Scott MacMillan, for his expertise on weapons, police procedures, and interesting motor vehicles;
Peter Morwood, for military advice, especially on the SAS;
Bob Harris, for general aid, comfort, and research assistance;
And once again, to the St. Andrews branch of the Scottish Tourist Information Bureau, especially Rhona McKay, for their tireless efforts in running down local information not to be found in the guidebooks.

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