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The Devil's Diadem

by Sara Douglass

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While attending to Lady Adelie, wife to the Earl of Pengraic, as a terrible plague sweeps across Europe, young noblewoman Maeb Langtofte discovers that the walls of Pengraic castle are no longer safe after stumbling upon the Earl's dark secret.
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Such a good story. Even though I would have liked the h to be stronger and less of a victim you can see her grow up and get some wisdom. I liked that for the most part you can really see past the surface of the main character, especially Rafe. Unexpected and engrossing. I did not expect this story to be so good but Douglas didn't let me down, great author. ( )
  otkac001 | Jan 20, 2019 |
Well written story with interesting characters and a surprising ending. ( )
  Guide2 | Nov 27, 2013 |
This stand-alone novel by Sara Douglass gives a fantasy back-story to the plague. As she often does with her heroes and heroines, Douglass creates an appealing character with some fatal flaws in the character of Maeb--flaws important enough to twist the story and keep it interesting. i did find myself putting the book down about 3/4 of the way through as the plot twists ( even for fantasy) were a little too contrived, but when I picked it back up I didn't mind the epiogue wrap up that placed the characters at the end of their stories. An enjoyable read. ( )
  Aronfish | Jul 5, 2012 |
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Speak not the word, for remember that the wind shall carry your word to all the corners of the earth, as also to the ears of God and Devil both. - Traditional folk saying
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Karen Brooks, you beautiful, amazing, courageous woman, this is for you, with all of my love and all of my thanks.
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In the name of our Saviour, the heavenly Lord Jesu, and of His beloved mother, the blessed Virgin Mary, greetings.
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While attending to Lady Adelie, wife to the Earl of Pengraic, as a terrible plague sweeps across Europe, young noblewoman Maeb Langtofte discovers that the walls of Pengraic castle are no longer safe after stumbling upon the Earl's dark secret.

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