City of Towers

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City of Towers
Author : Keith Baker
File Size : 53,5 Mb
Publisher : Unknown
Language : English
Release Date : 28 March 2024
ISBN : 0786935847
Pages : 378 pages
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Battle-hardened veterans of the Last War, four soldiers journey to Sharn, the legendary City of Towers, to seek a new life, but in a time of uneasy peace, the city is suddenly threatened when people start turning up dead. Original.

City of Towers

Battle-hardened veterans of the Last War, four soldiers journey to Sharn, the legendary City of Towers, to seek a new life, but in a time of uneasy peace, the city is suddenly threatened when people start turning up dead. Original.

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