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The Fire Rose by Mercedes Lackey, Kate Black-Regan · Booklabria

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Mercedes Lackey, Kate Black-Regan
The Fire Rose

FantasyCalifornia

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Elemental MastersBook 1 of 9

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First published: 1995
Language: English
Editions: 5
Series: Elemental Masters, 1

Synopsis

Lackey's story of a young turn of the century female who is brought to the wilds of San Francisco to read books for a reclusive alchemist recreates the fable of the monster who wins the heart of a young woman yet forbids her to view him. For the monster here is a magician caught in a werewolf spell, and the young girl is a destitute young woman with no other choices. A retelling of Beauty and the Beast.

Subjects: Fantasy
California
Werewolves
San francisco
Alchemists
Elemental Masters
Set in: San Francisco

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