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The scarab path by Adrian Tchaikovsky · Booklabria

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The scarab path

FantasyGood and evil

The scarab path

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Shadows of the aptBook 5 of 6

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Book 5, The scarab path, this book

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First published: 2010
Language: English
Editions: 5
Series: Shadows of the apt, 5

Synopsis

The Empress Seda is regaining control over those imperial cities who refused to bow the knee to her, but she draws her power from something more sinister than mere armies and war machines.

Subjects: Fantasy
Fantasy, Epic
Good and evil
Imaginary wars and battles
Insects
Characters: Thalric
Totho

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