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![]() | The Centre of the Circle (1987) (The second book in the Servants of Ark series) A novel by Jonathan Wylie |
Luke was an extraordinary young man. King's son, child of magic, heir to a destiny prepared for him centuries ago, he had always been thought unusual - even by his mentor, the wizard Ferragamo. Sheltered and protected by his family, Luke had been free to follow his own nature. But when the ancient evil that had almost overcome his father many years ago threatened Ark once more, reaching out in a massive network of foul and vicious magic, Luke must put himself to work. Aided only by a stranger - a bizarre young girl whose nature he already seemed to know - Luke was forced to challenge the armies of darkness, and confront the awesome heritage that had long awaited him.
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Paperback Editions
February 1988 : Mass Market Paperback
| Title: CENTER OF THE CIRCLE (Servants of the Ark, Vol II) Author(s): Jonathan Wylie ISBN: 0-553-27056-7 / 978-0-553-27056-3 (USA edition) Publisher: Spectra Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA More details... |
July 1987 : Paperback
| Title: The Centre of the Circle (Servants of Ark) Author(s): Jonathan Wylie ISBN: 0-552-13134-2 / 978-0-552-13134-6 (UK edition) Publisher: Corgi Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA More details... |
January 1987 : Paperback
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1987 : Mass Market Paperback
| Title: The Centre of the Circle (Servants of the Ark 2) Author(s): Jonathan Wylie Publisher: Corgi Availability: Amazon Amazon UK More details... |
1970 : Paperback
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