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    Through the Fire and Flames
    Through the Fire and Flames
    Through the Fire and Flames
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    Through the Fire and Flames

    By R. J. Davnall

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    Rel's actions at Vessit trapped Dora in the Abyss, left Keshnu comatose, and shook the entire First Realm. Now, to make amends, he must face the Court of the Children of the Wild. Taslin, the Wilder who was Dora's closest friend and Keshnu's foremost student, is his only guide. And the Sherim that they must cross to leave the First Realm behind has been damaged beyond recognition...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherR. J. Davnall
    Release dateDec 31, 2012
    ISBN9781301554379
    Through the Fire and Flames
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    R. J. Davnall

    R. J. Davnall is a brightly-plumed, semi-nocturnal cryptid native to northwestern England. She has been making up stories, including her own, all her life, and thus probably shouldn't be trusted to write her own bio. When disguised as a human, she is a Lecturer in Philosophy and Game Design Studies, and a member of the Olaf Stapledon Centre for Speculative Futures, at the University of Liverpool

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