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Lords of the Middle Dark

by Jack L. Chalker · 1986

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In a misguided effort to preserve the human race, machines have enslaved the species. Five unlikely heroes must find the key to shutting down Master System, in order to bring freedom to the galaxy.

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medium · 357 pages

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