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The fourth entry in the Seven Sleepers series sees the Dark Lord’s influence extending into the ancient and enigmatic Caves of Mondar. A desperate call for help brings the Seven Sleepers to the subterranean realm, where they confront both supernatural threat and human despair. By teaching the virtues of honor, dignity, and generosity, they seek to free the hidden people and restore the balance to the cursed cavern.
First publish date: 1995
Genre: Fantasy/Epic Fantasy
Authors: Gilbert Morris
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