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Historical Fiction

Bride of the Morning Star

by Don Coldsmith

1991 · 198 pages

A young woman of "The People" is abducted by a band of Pawnees to be sacrificed to their most powerful god, the Morning Star.

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Bride of the Morning Star is a historical fiction novel by Don Coldsmith, first published in 1991 by Doubleday Books. It runs 198 pages.

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Genre
Historical Fiction
Published
1991
Length
198 pages

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GenreHistorical Fiction
AuthorDon Coldsmith
Published1991
Length198 pages
PublisherDoubleday Books

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Publisher
Doubleday Books
Published
1991
Length
198 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780385263030
ISBN-10
0385263031
ASIN
0385263031

Bride of the Morning Star: quick answers

Who wrote Bride of the Morning Star?
Bride of the Morning Star was written by Don Coldsmith.
When was Bride of the Morning Star published?
Bride of the Morning Star was first published in 1991 by Doubleday Books.
What genre is Bride of the Morning Star?
Bride of the Morning Star is a historical fiction novel.
How many pages is Bride of the Morning Star?
Bride of the Morning Star is 198 pages long.

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