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©2014 Heath Pfaff (P)2015 Heath Pfaff

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Excellent ending to a terrific trilogy

I think this trilogy was outstanding. It is hard to believe that this author has such a imagination. His first trilogy "The Hungering Saga" introduced us to that creative imagination but this story shows us that he has a great variety too. If you enjoy a good fantasy story I highly recomend this book.

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