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The Dark hand of Magic (Unschooled Wizard 3)

by Barbara Hambly

Series: The Unschooled Wizard (3)

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Conclusion of a series involving a mercenary named Sun Wolf and the women of Mandrigyn. ( )
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Sun Wolf's capture, as Sun Wolf himself reflected at his execution, was sheer, stupid ill luck, which Dogbreath of Mallincore would have told him was only to be expected under the circumstances.
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Amazon.com Book Description (ISBN 0345358074, Mass Market Paperback)

Sun Wolf knew he had the power of magic, but he needed a master wizard to teach him to fully use his skills. But there was no one who could do the job. When he was called upon to help old friends against the ancient wizard, he did -- thus ensuring a curse that would be executed, unless Sun Wolf could harness his own powers and find a way out....

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