The Amtrak Wars: Earth-Thunder # 6
As the great mountain in the west speaks to the sky with a tongue of flame, the Talisman Prophecy is on the verge of fulfillment.
The rulers of the Lone Star Confederation are convinced that Clearwater's child - whose birth coincides to the second with the volcanic eruption - is the Thrice-Gifted One. And they hold both in their power. Cadillac and Steve's kin-sister, Roz, who have combined their formidable powers are determined to free her but Steve, lured by the prospect of a dazzling career within the First Family, is no longer certain who to support or betray.
As the great mountain in the west speaks to the sky with a tongue of flame, the Talisman Prophecy is on the verge of fulfillment.
The rulers of the Lone Star Confederation are convinced that Clearwater's child - whose birth coincides to the second with the volcanic eruption - is the Thrice-Gifted One. And they hold both in their power. Cadillac and Steve's kin-sister, Roz, who have combined their formidable powers are determined to free her but Steve, lured by the prospect of a dazzling career within the First Family, is no longer certain who to support or betray.
| Author | Patrick Tilley |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Sphere books |
| Place | London |
| Year | 1990 |
| ISBN | 9780747400028 |
| Binding | Paperback |
| Condition | Good |
| Comments | Yellowed pages; forward lean |
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