### From Publishers Weekly In the bestselling Eddings duo's disappointing second entry in their Dreamers series (after 2003's _The Elder Gods_), the four gods (one for each point of the compass) face a new menace in the Land of Dhrall. Neither omnipotent nor omniscient, head god Dahlaine, his broth
The Treasured One: Book Two of the Dreamers
โ Scribed by David Eddings; Leigh Eddings
- Publisher
- Grand Central Publishing;Aspect/Warner Books
- Year
- 2007;2004
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 214 KB
- Category
- Fiction
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โฆ Synopsis
Jalkan stumbled back, spitting blood, teeth, and curses and he clawed at his knife-hilt. Keselo's sword, however, came out of its sheath more smoothly and rapidly. The young man put the point of his sword against the bone-thin Trogite's throat. "Drop it, Jalkan," he said quite firmly. "Drop the knife, or I'll kill you right here on the spot." "But this peasant just hit me!" Jalkan screamed. "That's a hanging offense! I'm an officer!" "Not anymore, you aren't," Narasan declared in a flat tone of voice. "I've put up with you for much too long already, and you've just given me something that I've been waiting for. Your army career is finished, Jalkan, and good riddance." "You can't do that!" Jalkan screamed at Narasan. "I paid gold for my commission! Gold!" -from The Treasured One.
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