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<p><p>tencendor Is No More. The Land Is Gone. But A Few Sunsoars Remain, And A New Foe Walks The World. <p>in A Time Of Magic And Danger, Three New Heroes Have Stepped Forward&#151;ishbel Brunelle, Priestess Of The Serpent Coil; Isaiah, The Tyrant Of Isembaard; And Maximilian, The Lord Of Elcho Falling. Yet Despite Their Best Efforts, The Dark God Kanubai Has Risen. And Worse Yet, War Approaches&#151;backed By The Evil, Insidious Darkglass Mountain, Hordes Of Insatiable Skraelings Ravage The Land. <p>while The Trio Struggles To Keep Its Armies And Alliances Alive, The Sunsoars Have Their Own Challenges, Including The Chance To Rejoin The Magical Star Dance At Long Last, And The Appearance Of The Lealfast, Long-lost Kin To The Icarii. The Lealfast And The Icarii May Be Friends . . . Or Deadly Enemies. And As Tensions Rise Between The Two Races, Axis Sunsoar Revives His Elite Strike Force In A Desperate Bid To Stop The Darkness.</p> <h3>publishers Weekly</h3> <p><p>a Hefty And Welcome Glossary Of Characters Connects This Sophomoric Second Installment Of The Darkglass Mountain Trilogy To Its Predecessor, 2007's <i>the Serpent Bride</i>. Maximilian, King Of Escator, And His Former Quee

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Author
Sara Douglass
Publisher
HarperCollins e-books
Published
2018
Language
EN
ISBN
9780060882150
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Fiction, Fantasy Fiction
Rating
4.03 / 5 (1,800 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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