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The novel follows two half‑brothers—Lysaer, Lord of Light, and Arithon, Master of Shadow—whose united effort to defeat the Mistwraith unleashed a lasting curse of enmity. Over centuries, three bitter wars, political upheaval, and fanatical purges have splintered the realm. The feared Mageborn Arithon, blamed by the populace for his sibling’s manipulations, faces persecution while those loyal to him slip into exile. As the war escalates, the complex web of hatred threatens all reason, leaving a fragile coalition to confront an impending betrayal that could alter the world’s future.
First publish date: 1999
Genre: Fantasy/Epic Fantasy
Authors: Janny Wurts
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