โ Scribed by Christopher Stasheff
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Geoffrey Gallowglass inherited psychic talent, physical strength, and fighting ability from his father Rod, the High Warlock of Gramarye. While he is a young man with great promise, his weakness for lovely and evil women could ruin him and Gramarye. Torn between a beautiful thief and a seductive witch, Geoffrey must choose carefully--for one has his worst fate in mind.
Library : Fantasy
Universes : Warlock's Heirs [02]
Formats : EPUB
ISBN : 9780441002290
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