To Light A Candle (Obsidian Trilogy) by Mercedes Lackey Paperback Book

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Rent To Light A Candle (Obsidian Trilogy)

Author: Mercedes Lackey

Format: Mass Market Paperback, Unabridged-CD, Unabridged-MP3

Publisher: Tor Books

Published: Dec 2005

Genre: Fiction - Fantasy - Epic

Retail Price: $8.99

Pages: 864

Synopsis

In a second installment of the series that began with The Outstretched Shadow, Knight-Mage Kellen becomes a member of the Elves' war councils and fears for the safety of his Wild Magic-wielding sister, while proud Elf Knight Jermayan continues his efforts to become the first Elven Mage. Reprint.

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