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Centaur Aisle

Xanth seriesbook 4 of 49Next:Ogre, Ogre(1982) →

Dor agreed to act as King of Xanth so long as Trent was gone for a week. But the weeks passed and Trent did not return. Dor knew he had to rescue his king but with no magic powers, how could it be done...?

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Audience
young adultadult
Length
medium · 304 pages

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