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- Author: Shelley Ballard
- Publisher: UCS PRESS
- ISBN-10: 0943247438
- ISBN-13: 9780943247434
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1.1 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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The Saga Continues in The Tinker Trilogy At the end of Book One: The Tinker of Petros, good tinker Carl had battled evil tinker Clovis, taking Clovis' tools and imprisoning him in a deep crevice far outside the boundaries of The Land. In The Tinker's Apprentice, Book Two of The Tinker Trilogy, the plot quickly thickens. Paison finds out he is Apprentice No. 13. How will Paison and his friends stop Clovis from escaping from the pit and pouring out his wrath on The Land? Why is the evil Amon so interested in the woodcutter? Will Paison and Maddie fall in love? And what about the mysterious White Stag? Who are The Watchers, and what is their agenda? Why did The Dark Riders awaken from 100 years of sleep? There are twists and turns aplenty in this Book Two of an allegory for the ages.
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- Author: Shelley Ballard
- Publisher: UCS PRESS
- ISBN-10: 0943247438
- ISBN-13: 9780943247434
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1.1 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
The Saga Continues in The Tinker Trilogy At the end of Book One: The Tinker of Petros, good tinker Carl had battled evil tinker Clovis, taking Clovis' tools and imprisoning him in a deep crevice far outside the boundaries of The Land. In The Tinker's Apprentice, Book Two of The Tinker Trilogy, the plot quickly thickens. Paison finds out he is Apprentice No. 13. How will Paison and his friends stop Clovis from escaping from the pit and pouring out his wrath on The Land? Why is the evil Amon so interested in the woodcutter? Will Paison and Maddie fall in love? And what about the mysterious White Stag? Who are The Watchers, and what is their agenda? Why did The Dark Riders awaken from 100 years of sleep? There are twists and turns aplenty in this Book Two of an allegory for the ages.
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