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The Second Chronicles of Thomas Covenant #3

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Name: White Gold Wielder
Rating: 4.06 (19495 reviews)
Author: Stephen R. Donaldson

Stephen R. Donaldson January 1, 1983

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Thomas Covenant knew that despite his failure on the Isle of The One Tree, he had to return to the Land and fight. After a long and arduous journey, fighting all the way, he readies himself for the final showdown with Lord Foul, the Despiser, and begins to understand things he had only just wondered about before….

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