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Sara Douglass. Battleaxe: Book One of the Axis Trilogy
Sara Douglass. Battle Axe. Book One of The Axis Trilogy
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Contents
Map
The Prophecy of the Destroyer
Prologue
1 The Tower of the Seneschal
2 At King Priam’s Court
3 The Lady of Tare
4 At the Foot of the Fortress Ranges
5 In the Palace of the King
6 In the King’s Privy Chamber
7 In the Brother-Leader’s Palace Apartment
8 Faraday’s Betrothal
9 Leavetakings at Dawn
10 Across the Plains of Tare
11 Unlocked Doors
12 At the Edge of the Silent Woman Woods
13 The Cauldron Lake
14 Inside the Silent Woman Keep
15 Silent Woman Night
16 Two White Donkeys
17 The Ancient Barrows
18 The Sentinels Speak
19 A Cloudy Day
20 The Storm
21 Inside the Enchanter-Talon’s Tomb
22 Evening by the Barrows
23 The Star Gate
24 Across the Plains of Arcness
25 The Goodpeople Renkin
26 “Belle My Wife!”
27 Towards Fernbrake Lake
28 Fernbrake Lake
29 The Bane and the Child
30 The Mother
31 Smyrton
32 The Prisoners
33 The Forbidden Valley
34 GhostTree Clan
35 StarMan
36 The GhostTree Camp
37 Jervois Landing
38 Sigholt
39 Rivkah Awakes
40 Gorkenfort
41 The Duchess of Ichtar
42 Re-Acquaintances
43 The SkraeBold Speaks
44 Vows and Memories
45 The Groves
46 In the Hand of Artor
47 In the Hands of the Mother
48 Yuletide Morning
49 Yuletide
50 The Streets of Gorkentown
51 The Lake of Life
52 The Earth Tree Grove
53 Departures
54 The Charonites
55 The Assembly of the Icarii
56 FreeFall SunSoar
57 Escape from Gorkenfort
58 BattleAxe
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About the Author
By Sara Douglass
About the Publisher
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The books of The Axis Trilogy are for three respectable historians. A. Lynn Martin, Tim Stretton and Frances Gladwin, who have regarded with amiable tolerance their colleague’s slow drift into the Star Dance. May Fran eventually win her own battle with prophecy and may the realm and people of Achar help Lynn and Tim recall the days of the twelve months.
If my fortunes torment me, my hopes shall content me.
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“In what way?” asked Jayme testily.
Gilbert had to swivel a little in his chair to follow the figure of his Brother-Leader as he paced the floor from window to fireplace and back again. “They are short and muscular, and very dark, making them extremely hard to see at night. They evade the villagers rather than seek them out. Each time one is spotted it has been carrying a child with it, and Brother Hagen reports that although no children from the village are missing, the villagers bolt their doors and windows fast at dusk. Perhaps they have stolen the children from somewhere else.”
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