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R. A. Salvatore
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Fiction
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Hachette Book Group USA
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en-US
β 668 KB
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The Crimson Shadow (The Sword of Bedwyr; Luthien's Gamble; The Dragon King)
β Scribed by Salvatore, R A
- Book ID
- 109904714
- Publisher
- Hachette Book Group USA
- Year
- 2010
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 577 KB
- Category
- Fiction
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### From Publishers Weekly The battle to free Eriador from the grip of the tyrannical Wizard-King Greensparrow continues in this fitfully rousing sequel to The Sword of Bedwyr. Although the humans, elves and dwarves led by young Luthien Bedwyr, The Crimson Shadow, have retaken the city of Montfort
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### From Publishers Weekly The battle to free Eriador from the grip of the tyrannical Wizard-King Greensparrow continues in this fitfully rousing sequel to The Sword of Bedwyr. Although the humans, elves and dwarves led by young Luthien Bedwyr, The Crimson Shadow, have retaken the city of Montfort
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It was a time in Eriador of darkness, when King Greensparrow and his wizard-dukes ruled over all the Avonsea Islands in a veil of oppression. It was also a time of hope, for in Montfort, the largest city of Eriador, there arose cries for freedom. Evil Duke Morkney, Greensparrow's pawn, was dead. A w
The Crimson Shadow 02 Luthienβs Gamble
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π
Fiction
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English
β 311 KB
It was a time in Eriador of darkness, when King Greensparrow and his wizard-dukes ruled over all the Avonsea Islands in a veil of oppression. It was also a time of hope, for in Montfort, the largest city of Eriador, there arose cries for freedom. Evil Duke Morkney, Greensparrow's pawn, was dead. A w
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### From Publishers Weekly Bestselling Salvatore (Starless Night) returns with a pleasant fantasy novel, notable mainly for its attention to detail. Salvatore describes and choreographs battle scenes better than any other contemporary fantasist, as this first tale of the adventures of Luthien Bedwy