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The Owl Killers
R32.00
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Fear is a question of what you believe. And belief could be the death of you.
In the heart of the countryside lies and isolated village, where pagan Owl Masters rule through fear, superstition and murder.
When a group of religious women ill-advisedly settles outside the village, they awaken dangerous jealousies. Why do their crops succeed? How do their cattle survive the plague? Are they concealing a holy relic that protects them from harm?
The Owl Masters cry 'witchcraft' and sharpen their talons. As torment and hellfire rain down, the women must take a stand to stop this darkness from spreading its evil across the land. Forward lean.
In the heart of the countryside lies and isolated village, where pagan Owl Masters rule through fear, superstition and murder.
When a group of religious women ill-advisedly settles outside the village, they awaken dangerous jealousies. Why do their crops succeed? How do their cattle survive the plague? Are they concealing a holy relic that protects them from harm?
The Owl Masters cry 'witchcraft' and sharpen their talons. As torment and hellfire rain down, the women must take a stand to stop this darkness from spreading its evil across the land. Forward lean.
Another sensational slice of Dark Ages Gothic from the author of the triumphant seller Company of Liars
England, 1321
Welcome to the Dark Ages
In the heart of the countryside lies an isolated village, where pagan Owl Masters rule through fear, superstition and murder.
When a group of religious women ill-advisedly settles outside the village, they awaken dangerous jealousies. Why do their crops succeed? How do their cattle survive the plague? Are they concealing a holy relic which protects them from harm?
The Owl Masters cry 'Witchcraft' and sharpen their talons. As torment and hellfire rain down, the women must look to their faith to save them from the darkness spreading across the land.
Fear is a question of what you believe.
And death alone the answer.
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| Author | Karen Maitland |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Penguin |
| Place | London |
| Year | 2010 |
| ISBN | 9780141031897 |
| Binding | Paperback |
| Condition | Fair |
| Comments | Slight forward lean; corners a bit bumped; page edges yellowed; curved spine. |
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