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When the renowned wizard Elminster appears dead, Midnight and Adon face trial for his murder. At the same time, Bane the god of murder and his allies chase the legendary Tablets of Fate. Only a slender dark-haired woman can block the looming disaster that threatens Faerûn, while a betrayal forces Midnight and her companions to distrust everyone.
First publish date: 1989
Genre: Fantasy/Epic Fantasy
Authors: Scott Ciencin
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