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The Last Guardian by David Gemmell

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The gateway between past and present has opened, and evil forces of enormous power are unleashed. To close the gateway, the Sword of God must be found, and all that is known is that it shines in the clouds above the City of Beasts - a city ruled by the Dark Queen. Only one man can stand at the gateway of time - Jon Shannow, the Last Guardian. The hunters from his past who seek his death are but the first obstacle. For what Shannow doesn't know is that his actions could warp time itself - and herald the doom of worlds.

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About the Author
David Gemmell's first novel, Legend, was published in 1984, beginning his acclaimed Drenai saga. Gemmell was widely regarded as Britain's king of heroic fantasy. He died in July 2006.

Reviews
The hardbitten champion of British heroic fantasy

Heroism and heartbreak . . . Gemmell is adrenalin with soul

An enduring and compulsive epic . . . nobody writes better fantasy - STARBURST



Book Information
ISBN 9780356503981
Author David Gemmell
Format Paperback
Page Count 320
Imprint Orbit
Publisher Little, Brown Book Group
Series Jon Shannow Novel
Weight(grams) 230g
Dimensions(mm) 198mm * 128mm * 20mm

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Series:
Jon Shannow Novel
Imprint:
Orbit


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