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Back again, and more problems.

Having made it back to her own Earth, our heroine still doesn't have it a lot easier - but does have electricity and running water. There's still evil wizards that want to rule the world, live forever, and generally do bad things.

The good wizard she fancies she has shafted, and somehow has to try and set that right. Her only advantage? A modern outlook and some technology.

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Series (with order)

Windrose Chronicles (2)

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1988-04

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Issay Bel-Caire (the Silent)

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Los Angeles, California, USA

Angelshand, Empire of Ferryth

the Silent Tower

Suraklin's Citadel

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For Bill the Time Lord and the Bionic Gimp, two trusted friends.

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The worst thing about knowing that Gary Fairchild had been dead for a month was seeing him every day at work.

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Amazon.com Book Description (ISBN 0345337638, Mass Market Paperback)

It was impossible, Joanna knew. When she betrayed her lover Antryg Windrose to the Council, he had been sentenced to death. Then she had believed his brain was possessed by the Dark Mage Suraklin, though now she knew that Suraklin had chosen Gary Fairchild. But guilty or innocent, Antryg was separated from her by the awesome Void between the worlds, far from any hope of rescue.

Nevertheless, she had to save him. Suraklin was planning to gain immortality by placing his mind in a computer that would get its power by draining the life-force from all on both worlds, dooming everyone to eternal misery and hopelessness. And only Antryg was strong enough a wizard to challenge the Dark Mage.

Once again, Joanna dared the fearsome tunnel through the Void, praying desperately that Antryg still lived and that she could find help to free him. If not...But she refused to think of that.

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