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The Griffin & Sabine Trilogy

by Nick Bantock · 1993

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With more than two million copies in print, Nick Bantock's trilogy of romantic intrigue is now available as a set, beautifully packaged in an illustrated slipcase created by the author. A lovely gift for those new to the saga of the mysterious lovers, this distinctive collection also makes an enduring keepsake for devoted fans.

Genre
fantasyromancemagical realismmystery
Themes
art
Audience
adultyoung adult
Length
short · 142 pages
Form
graphic novelsepistolary

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