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Fantasy

The Dark Druid

by Kenneth C. Flint

1987 · 340 pages

With over 750,000 copies of his books in print, Kenneth C. Flint has become a favorite among fantasy readers everywhere. Now, the majestic trilogy of the Celtic hero Finn MacCumhal comes to a close. After Finn's wife is kidnapped, he must travel great distances and battle the sorcerer's magic to save the woman he loves.

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The Dark Druid is a fantasy novel by Kenneth C. Flint, first published in 1987 by Spectra. It runs 340 pages.

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Fantasy
Published
1987
Length
340 pages

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GenreFantasy
AuthorKenneth C. Flint
Published1987
Length340 pages
PublisherSpectra

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Publisher
Spectra
Published
1987
Length
340 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780553267150
ISBN-10
0553267159
ASIN
0553267159

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The Dark Druid was written by Kenneth C. Flint.
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The Dark Druid was first published in 1987 by Spectra.
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The Dark Druid is a fantasy novel.
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The Dark Druid is 340 pages long.

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