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He Shall Thunder In The Sky

by Elizabeth Peters

He Shall Thunder In The Sky by Elizabeth Peters X
He Shall Thunder In The Sky by Elizabeth Peters

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    May 2000, 416 pages

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    Apr 2001, 512 pages

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Keladry

This is one of the best books that Elizabeth Peters has written to date. It surpasses her other books in excellence. The plot is great and keeps you wanting to read more.
Alanna

This book was absolutely fabulous, and more than up to Peters's usual standard. Hooray for the Emersons!
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