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Festival Moon

Merovingen Nights seriesbook 1 of 6Next:Fever Season(1987) →

In her highly acclaimed novel Angel with the Sword, Hugo Award winner C.J. Cherryh introduced readers to Merovingen. Now, in Festival Moon, she elaborates upon the intricately conceived characters, traditions, and legends from her cornerstone novel.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 304 pages

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