Fires of Nuala

by Katharine Eliska Kimbriel · 1988

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From the acclaimed author of Fire Sanctuary comes a fascinating novel of life on the poisoned planet of Nuala and its inhabitants' unique battle for survival. A brilliantly constructed world and an intricate plot that should appeal to male and female readers alike.

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epic · 606 pages

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