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Sadar's Keep

The Queen's Quarter seriesbook 2 of 3Next:Beldan's Fire(1993) →

The eagerly-awaited final volume in theQueen's Quarter trilogy. Once, Oran was ruled by four women representing each of nature's elemental powers—fire, air, earth, and water. But the Fire Queen Zorah destroyed her three sisters and began a repressive rule which banned all magic and killed all children who possessed it. Others in the series are New Moon and Sadar's Keep.

Audience
young adult
Length
medium · 365 pages

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