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The Sellswords
by R. A. Salvatore
The second title in a new series dealing with two popular characters from the Forgotten Realms world.
'Lovers of all things elvish, especially those who like butt-kicking swordplay, dastardly intrigues and ingenious hocus-pocus, will relish this fantasy.' - PW.
'A formulaic, trite and derivative swords-and-sorcery fantasy that reads like a novelized Dungeons & Dragons adventure.' - Kirkus.
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