1999, ISBN: 9780812509243

New York: Signet, 1979. Mass Market Paperback. Fair. 6x3x1. No Stock Photos! We photograph every item. edge wear, spine creasing, covers scuffed. Oliver was heir to the manor. Alyne … Mehr…

New York: Signet, 1979. Mass Market Paperback. Fair. 6x3x1. No Stock Photos! We photograph every item. edge wear, spine creasing, covers scuffed. Oliver was heir to the manor. Alyne was the foundling girl they called the witch's spawn. They grew up together in the great hall and lonely marshes of Ravensley. From playmates they grew to be lovers. Then from the darkness of exile came Oliver's uncle Justin, and in one night this man of chilling mystery and ruthless strength wrested from Oliver both his lands and his lady. But this was only the beginning of the savage struggle for love and lust, honor and treachery, courage and cruelty, that would strip bare the most unspeakable human secrets and decide who ultimately would be Lord of Ravensley., Signet, 1979, 2, Tor Fantasy, 1999. Near Fine. This is the fifth novel in Orson Scott Card's popular Alvin the Maker serie s, based on an alternate America where some people are born with knacks, wh ich resemble magical abilities. The protagonist of the series, Alvin, is a maker who not only can fix things (such as restoring a wounded bird to heal th with his doodlebug) but is also something of a natural leader. Alvin and his small band of followers are on a quest to build the Crystal City, a pl ace where those who have knacks can live in safety from the people who some times burn them as witches. While Alvin visits the nearly holy province of New England to find out just how cities work, his wife Margaret, traveling under the name Peggy, journeys to the kingdom of Camelot, which was formerl y known as Charleston, South Carolina. There she hopes to persuade the exil ed King Arthur to help her abolish the practice of slavery. Heartfire is an excellent midseries novel that's sure to delight fans of Alvin., Tor Fantasy, 1999, 4<

1999, ISBN: 9780812509243

London: Pan Books. Good+. 1999. Reprint; Fourth Printing. Paperback. Mass Market PB . Some reading creases, heavy corner crease to front cover, some edge and shelf wear, paper lightly ed… Mehr…

London: Pan Books. Good+. 1999. Reprint; Fourth Printing. Paperback. Mass Market PB . Some reading creases, heavy corner crease to front cover, some edge and shelf wear, paper lightly edge toned. ; Fourth printing of reissued Pan mass market edition,1999. Nice tight copy, no names inside. Cover photos Paul Postle/Dennis Murphy/Photonica. ; The Castlemere Mysteries; 304 pages; Following a 48-hour crime-fest in Castlemere, and having made no progress using conventional means, DI Liz Graham and DS Cal Donovan go undercover in the search for leads. But neither could have imagined the frightening ordeals they are about to endure. ., Pan Books, 1999, 2.5, Tor Fantasy, 1999. Near Fine. This is the fifth novel in Orson Scott Card's popular Alvin the Maker serie s, based on an alternate America where some people are born with knacks, wh ich resemble magical abilities. The protagonist of the series, Alvin, is a maker who not only can fix things (such as restoring a wounded bird to heal th with his doodlebug) but is also something of a natural leader. Alvin and his small band of followers are on a quest to build the Crystal City, a pl ace where those who have knacks can live in safety from the people who some times burn them as witches. While Alvin visits the nearly holy province of New England to find out just how cities work, his wife Margaret, traveling under the name Peggy, journeys to the kingdom of Camelot, which was formerl y known as Charleston, South Carolina. There she hopes to persuade the exil ed King Arthur to help her abolish the practice of slavery. Heartfire is an excellent midseries novel that's sure to delight fans of Alvin., Tor Fantasy, 1999, 4<

1999, ISBN: 9780812509243

Just Us Books, 1994-12-01. Paperback. Good. Ships quickly. Former library book from small library. Book in good shape. Mild to moderate shelf/reading wear. Orphans Treasure Box sells bo… Mehr…

Just Us Books, 1994-12-01. Paperback. Good. Ships quickly. Former library book from small library. Book in good shape. Mild to moderate shelf/reading wear. Orphans Treasure Box sells books to raise money for orphans and vulnerable kids., Just Us Books, 1994-12-01, 2.5, Tor Fantasy, 1999. Near Fine. This is the fifth novel in Orson Scott Card's popular Alvin the Maker serie s, based on an alternate America where some people are born with knacks, wh ich resemble magical abilities. The protagonist of the series, Alvin, is a maker who not only can fix things (such as restoring a wounded bird to heal th with his doodlebug) but is also something of a natural leader. Alvin and his small band of followers are on a quest to build the Crystal City, a pl ace where those who have knacks can live in safety from the people who some times burn them as witches. While Alvin visits the nearly holy province of New England to find out just how cities work, his wife Margaret, traveling under the name Peggy, journeys to the kingdom of Camelot, which was formerl y known as Charleston, South Carolina. There she hopes to persuade the exil ed King Arthur to help her abolish the practice of slavery. Heartfire is an excellent midseries novel that's sure to delight fans of Alvin., Tor Fantasy, 1999, 4<

1999, ISBN: 9780812509243

Tor Fantasy, 1999. Near Fine. This is the fifth novel in Orson Scott Card's popular Alvin the Maker serie s, based on an alternate America where some people are born with knacks, wh ich… Mehr…

Tor Fantasy, 1999. Near Fine. This is the fifth novel in Orson Scott Card's popular Alvin the Maker serie s, based on an alternate America where some people are born with knacks, wh ich resemble magical abilities. The protagonist of the series, Alvin, is a maker who not only can fix things (such as restoring a wounded bird to heal th with his doodlebug) but is also something of a natural leader. Alvin and his small band of followers are on a quest to build the Crystal City, a pl ace where those who have knacks can live in safety from the people who some times burn them as witches. While Alvin visits the nearly holy province of New England to find out just how cities work, his wife Margaret, traveling under the name Peggy, journeys to the kingdom of Camelot, which was formerl y known as Charleston, South Carolina. There she hopes to persuade the exil ed King Arthur to help her abolish the practice of slavery. Heartfire is an excellent midseries novel that's sure to delight fans of Alvin., Tor Fantasy, 1999, 4<

1999, ISBN: 9780812509243

Tor Fantasy, 1999. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good., Tor Fantasy, 1999, 3