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Peter S. Beagle’s tale follows a young traveler, a stable boy, a weaver’s son, and an innkeeper who become intertwined with three cloaked women. As they chase the memory of a lover who vanished then returned, they encounter magic and destiny in a world that blurs the borders between reality and the unseen.
First publish date: 1993
Genre: General Fiction/General Fiction
Authors: Peter S. Beagle
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