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RAYMOND E. FEIST
Into A Dark Realm
Book Two of The Darkwar
This novel is entirely a work of fiction. The names, characters and incidents portrayed in it are a work of the author’s imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events or localities is entirely conincidental.
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First published HarperVoyager 2006
Copyright © Raymond E. Feist 2006
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This one is for Janny, Bill, Joel, and SteveFor sharing their talents
Table of Contents
Chapter Twenty-Two: Revelations
A WOMAN SCREAMED IN OUTRAGE.
Three young men overturned carts and pushed aside shoppers as they crashed through the evening market. Their leader – a tall, rawboned youth with red hair – pointed to the retreating back of their prey and shouted, ‘There he goes!’
Night approached the port city of Durbin as desperate men raced through the streets. Merchants pulled prized wares from tables as three young warriors shoved anyone and anything blocking their pursuit. In their wake they left consternation, curses and threats; all of which they ignored.
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