The Merlin of the Oak Wood

by Ann Chamberlin

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Series: Joan of Arc Tapestries (2)

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The year is 1425. France lies in bloody fragments, torn apart by decades of war. Merlin's ancient prophecy foretells that a maid will come to unite the kingdom and heal the land. But the land can't wait much longer. . .

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Kukalis, Romas	Cover artist	secondary author	some editions	confirmed

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Every step Gilles de Rais took toward the shadow of the Burgundians' castle wall required superhuman effort, the deeds of legend.

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The year is 1425. France lies in bloody fragments, torn apart by decades of war. Merlin's ancient prophecy foretells that a maid will come to unite the kingdom and heal the land. But the land can't wait much longer. . .

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