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The Wizard of Sunset Strip

by Simon Hawke · 1989

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In this sequel to the popular Wizard of Whitechapel, Wydrune the Warlock must stop the Dark Ones who are turning Hollywood into a fantasy land of eternal horror. Accompanied by his strange band of friends, Wydrune searches for a murderous devil plaguing Tinseltown.

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Audience
young adult
Length
medium · 202 pages

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