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DREAMS OF DARKNESS by ELIZABETH K. BURTON
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SummaryRandrik alt Harbinnen likes being responsible for no one
but himself. He has his pick of women, a talent for music
that pays the bills and a hefty share of magical ability
that gives him an unbeatable edge. Perian, an Adept of the
Temple of Light, is also content. She has found a safe
place where she can study and use her healing abilities
without fear of the bigotry that her Drevnya race
inspires. Three thousand years ago, their ancestors cast Azdrefel the
Souleater into The Everdark to stop him from destroying the
world he had created. Now, Azdrefel is free once more, and
he knows only one way to remain free. He must inhabit the
body of a human child at the moment of birth, adapting it
and changing it into a vessel from which he is free to
rule, feeding forever on his creation. He has decided that
Perian will be the mother of that child. Only two people can stop him: Randrik and Perian. But how do you stop a god?
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