**A warrior and healer continues her struggle against the forces of evil. . . .** The harrowing tale of Erin Elliath continues in this novel of the battle between good and evil. When Erin rejects her position as Lady Sara, wife to the First Servant of the Dark Heart, she escapes from her husban
Sundered #03 - Lady of Mercy
โ Scribed by Michelle Sagara West
- Publisher
- Perseus;BenBella Books, Inc
- Year
- 2006
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 225 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN
- 1935618407
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โฆ Synopsis
Part of the "Sundered" series - the heroine continues her struggle against the forces of evil. The harrowing tale of Erin Elliath, warrior and healer, continues in this episode of the battle between good and evil. When Erin rejects her position as Lady Sara, wife to the First Servant of the Dark Heart, she escapes from her husband's lands with the help of Darin, the Patriarch of Culverne and the last of his line. After combining forces with the deposed prince of Marantine and a mysterious old man - who has magic skills that neither Erin or Darin can identify - the foursome hatch a pl.
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