2003, ISBN: 9780007137787

Time Warner Books Uk. Good. 4.25 x 1.59 x 7.01 inches. Paperback. 1997. 688 pages. Spine creased<br>From dungeon to cathedral, from broth el to hermit's hut, the gambits of the … Plus…

Time Warner Books Uk. Good. 4.25 x 1.59 x 7.01 inches. Paperback. 1997. 688 pages. Spine creased<br>From dungeon to cathedral, from broth el to hermit's hut, the gambits of the mighty face the power of s eers and stars. In the fortress of Bren, mad King Kylock and the wizard Baralis spread their sadistic terror across the shattered kingdoms. Meanwhile, the fallen knight Tawl and Jack, the baker's boy, meet in a quest to save widowed Melliandra and her unborn c hild.The conflict that follows will rewrite the meaning of Destin y and unknit the very fabric of Time ...MASTER AND FOOL is the co nclusion to the Book of Words - an epic tale of grandeur and magi c which has been acclaimed as one of the most brilliant fantasy d ebuts for many years.For more information on this or any other Or bit book, visit the Orbit website at www.orbitbooks.co.uk ., Time Warner Books Uk, 1997, 2.5, HarperCollins Children's Books. Good. Paperback. 2003. 224 pages. minor wear, foxing<br><br><p><strong>THE DUNGEON</st rong><br /><br />By Lynne Reid Banks <br /><br />HarperCollins Ch ildren's Books, UK, 2003<br />ISBN 9780007137787<br />midsize pb, 224pp<br /><br />GOOD: minor wear, foxing<br /><br />A medieval tragedy and tale of retribution -- The Dungeon is a powerful stor y from a writer of great skill and potency. The setting is mediev al Scotland, a land dominated by skirmishes and battles on the bo rders, a land of fortresses and castles in Scotland, England and Wales. We meet Bruce McLennan, a Scottish laird, a man sorely-cha nged by a terrible family tragedy. He is a domineering master, an uncaring landlord, a cruel man, who has his heart set on buildin g himself a castle and a Dungeon in which to punish his enemies i n the future. But while the dungeon is being built, McLennan plan s a trip to the far ends of the earth. As we follow McLennan on h is travels to China and beyond, we witness his buying of Peony, o r Mudan, as her Chinese name is, a young girl who McLennan uses a s a slave. He is uncaring, unsympathetic, as he drags her after h im across the world. Gradually, knowing no other, Peony develops a kind of affection for her master. In Scotland, Peony meets Fin, a stable lad and a loving friendship develops between them. McLe nnan, busy fighting off enemies, uses Peony in an horrific scene in one of his battles; he looses badly and subsequently blames he r. He decides to punish her by throwing her in his dungeon...then unfolds a ghastly scene where Peony kills herself, at last in co ntrol of her own destiny. McLennan dies of guilt, shame and remor se. Fin lives on, and even Peony, perhaps, in his new baby sister .</p> ., HarperCollins Children's Books, 2003, 2.5<

2003, ISBN: 9780007137787

HarperCollins Children's Books. Good. Paperback. 2003. 224 pages. minor wear, foxing<br><br><p><strong>THE DUNGEON</st rong><br /><br />By … Plus…

HarperCollins Children's Books. Good. Paperback. 2003. 224 pages. minor wear, foxing<br><br><p><strong>THE DUNGEON</st rong><br /><br />By Lynne Reid Banks <br /><br />HarperCollins Ch ildren's Books, UK, 2003<br />ISBN 9780007137787<br />midsize pb, 224pp<br /><br />GOOD: minor wear, foxing<br /><br />A medieval tragedy and tale of retribution -- The Dungeon is a powerful stor y from a writer of great skill and potency. The setting is mediev al Scotland, a land dominated by skirmishes and battles on the bo rders, a land of fortresses and castles in Scotland, England and Wales. We meet Bruce McLennan, a Scottish laird, a man sorely-cha nged by a terrible family tragedy. He is a domineering master, an uncaring landlord, a cruel man, who has his heart set on buildin g himself a castle and a Dungeon in which to punish his enemies i n the future. But while the dungeon is being built, McLennan plan s a trip to the far ends of the earth. As we follow McLennan on h is travels to China and beyond, we witness his buying of Peony, o r Mudan, as her Chinese name is, a young girl who McLennan uses a s a slave. He is uncaring, unsympathetic, as he drags her after h im across the world. Gradually, knowing no other, Peony develops a kind of affection for her master. In Scotland, Peony meets Fin, a stable lad and a loving friendship develops between them. McLe nnan, busy fighting off enemies, uses Peony in an horrific scene in one of his battles; he looses badly and subsequently blames he r. He decides to punish her by throwing her in his dungeon...then unfolds a ghastly scene where Peony kills herself, at last in co ntrol of her own destiny. McLennan dies of guilt, shame and remor se. Fin lives on, and even Peony, perhaps, in his new baby sister .</p> ., HarperCollins Children's Books, 2003, 2.5<

2003, ISBN: 0007137788

[EAN: 9780007137787], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [SC: 2.44], [PU: HarperCollins Publishers, United Kingdom, London], LYNNE REID BANKS THE DUNGEON, A medieval tragedy and tale of retri… Plus…

[EAN: 9780007137787], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [SC: 2.44], [PU: HarperCollins Publishers, United Kingdom, London], LYNNE REID BANKS THE DUNGEON, A medieval tragedy and tale of retribution - The Dungeon is a powerful story from a writer of great skill and potency. The setting is medieval Scotland, a land dominated by skirmishes and battles on the borders, a land of fortresses and castles in Scotland, England and Wales. We meet Bruce McLennan, a Scottish laird, a man sorely-changed by a terrible family tragedy. He is a domineering master, an uncaring landlord, a cruel man, who has his heart set on building himself a castle and a Dungeon in which to punish his enemies in the future. But while the dungeon is being built, McLennan plans a trip to the far ends of the earth. As we follow McLennan on his travels to China and beyond, we witness his buying of Peony, or Mudan, as her Chinese name is, a young girl who McLennan uses as a slave. He is uncaring, unsympathetic, as he drags her after him across the world. Gradually, knowing no other, Peony develops a kind of affection for her master. In Scotland, Peony meets Fin, a stable lad and a loving friendship develops between them. McLennan, busy fighting off enemies, uses Peony in an horrific scene in one of his battles; he looses badly and subsequently blames her. He decides to punish her by throwing her in his dungeon. then unfolds a ghastly scene where Peony kills herself, at last in control of her own destiny. McLennan dies of guilt, shame and remorse. Fin lives on, and even Peony, perhaps, in his new baby sister. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged., Books<

2003, ISBN: 0007137788

[EAN: 9780007137787], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: HarperCollins Publishers, United Kingdom, London], LYNNE REID BANKS THE DUNGEON, A medieval tragedy and tale of retribution - The… Plus…

[EAN: 9780007137787], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: HarperCollins Publishers, United Kingdom, London], LYNNE REID BANKS THE DUNGEON, A medieval tragedy and tale of retribution - The Dungeon is a powerful story from a writer of great skill and potency. The setting is medieval Scotland, a land dominated by skirmishes and battles on the borders, a land of fortresses and castles in Scotland, England and Wales. We meet Bruce McLennan, a Scottish laird, a man sorely-changed by a terrible family tragedy. He is a domineering master, an uncaring landlord, a cruel man, who has his heart set on building himself a castle and a Dungeon in which to punish his enemies in the future. But while the dungeon is being built, McLennan plans a trip to the far ends of the earth. As we follow McLennan on his travels to China and beyond, we witness his buying of Peony, or Mudan, as her Chinese name is, a young girl who McLennan uses as a slave. He is uncaring, unsympathetic, as he drags her after him across the world. Gradually, knowing no other, Peony develops a kind of affection for her master. In Scotland, Peony meets Fin, a stable lad and a loving friendship develops between them. McLennan, busy fighting off enemies, uses Peony in an horrific scene in one of his battles; he looses badly and subsequently blames her. He decides to punish her by throwing her in his dungeon. then unfolds a ghastly scene where Peony kills herself, at last in control of her own destiny. McLennan dies of guilt, shame and remorse. Fin lives on, and even Peony, perhaps, in his new baby sister. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged., Books<

ISBN: 9780007137787

Harpercollins Pub Ltd. Paperback. GOOD. Spine creases, wear to binding and pages from reading. May contain limited notes, underlining or highlighting that does affect the text. Possible… Plus…

Harpercollins Pub Ltd. Paperback. GOOD. Spine creases, wear to binding and pages from reading. May contain limited notes, underlining or highlighting that does affect the text. Possible ex library copy, will have the markings and stickers associated from the library. Accessories such as CD, codes, toys, may not be included., Harpercollins Pub Ltd, 2.5<