LAMENT OF THE LOST MOORS GN VOL 01 SIOBHAN
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(W) Jean Dufaux (A/CA) Grzegorz Rosinski
When the Lament is heard again, the heir to the kingdom will rise! The land of Eruin Dulea is ruled by a powerful and merciless sorcerer. A generation ago, he defeated his last challenger to the throne, Wulf, in a titanic battle. Wulf's widow, Lady O'Mara, and his daughter Siobhàn can finally stop hiding, though. By marrying Lord Blackmore, Lady O'Mara places herself under his protection. But Siobhan is a strong-willed young woman, more at ease with a sword than a spinning wheel, and Blackmore himself isn't all he seems to be.
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LAMENT OF THE LOST MOORS GN VOL 01 SIOBHAN
LAMENT OF THE LOST MOORS GN VOL 01 SIOBHAN
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(W) Jean Dufaux (A/CA) Grzegorz Rosinski
When the Lament is heard again, the heir to the kingdom will rise! The land of Eruin Dulea is ruled by a powerful and merciless sorcerer. A generation ago, he defeated his last challenger to the throne, Wulf, in a titanic battle. Wulf's widow, Lady O'Mara, and his daughter Siobhàn can finally stop hiding, though. By marrying Lord Blackmore, Lady O'Mara places herself under his protection. But Siobhan is a strong-willed young woman, more at ease with a sword than a spinning wheel, and Blackmore himself isn't all he seems to be.
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CINEBOOK
(W) Jean Dufaux (A/CA) Grzegorz Rosinski
When the Lament is heard again, the heir to the kingdom will rise! The land of Eruin Dulea is ruled by a powerful and merciless sorcerer. A generation ago, he defeated his last challenger to the throne, Wulf, in a titanic battle. Wulf's widow, Lady O'Mara, and his daughter Siobhàn can finally stop hiding, though. By marrying Lord Blackmore, Lady O'Mara places herself under his protection. But Siobhan is a strong-willed young woman, more at ease with a sword than a spinning wheel, and Blackmore himself isn't all he seems to be.
