The Haggis Hunters
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Product Details
Author:
R. A. Salvatore
Format:
Paperback
Pages:
216
Publisher:
Open Road Integrated Media, Inc. (February 28, 2023)
Language:
English
ISBN-13:
9781504080576
ISBN-10:
1504080572
Dimensions:
6" x 9" x 0.5"
File:
Eloquence-IPG_04112026_P9948135_onix30-20260411.xml
Folder:
Eloquence
List Price:
$18.99
Series:
Spearwielder's Tale
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$16.33
Publisher Identifier:
P-IPG
Discount Code:
C
Audience:
General/trade
Pub Discount:
60
Imprint:
Open Road Media Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Weight:
10.56oz
Overview
Two ill-prepared humans endeavor to stop a war in the land of Faerie, in this final adventure in the Spearwielder’s Tale trilogy by the New York Times–bestselling author of The Dragon’s Dagger.
Much has changed in the four years since Gary Leger came home from his second adventure in the mystical land of Faerie. He married his girlfriend, Diane, but more recently, his father passed away. Overcome by grief, he frequently dreams of returning to Faerie and visiting his three friends, Mickey the leprechaun, Kelsey the elf, and Geno the dwarf. And right now, they would love to see him . . .
The wicked King Kinnemore and his bloodthirsty son, Geldion, are leading an army of thousands to take over Faerie, and the threat of the evil witch still looms across the land. As war breaks out, Gary is needed to don the enchanted armor and wield the magic spear once more. And when he arrives in Faerie, Diane is by his side.
Now Gary and his companions must bring their skills together to strike evil from the land and restore peace to Faerie once and for all . . .
Previously published as Dragonslayer’s Return.
Praise for the Spearwielder’s Tale
“The book’s fast-paced, good-humored nature draws the reader in and makes the world of Faerie a fine place to visit.” —SF Site on The Woods Out Back
“Gary has a lively time of it in Faerie, which Salvatore recaptures with verve and wit and many nice touches . . . A classic tale.” —Booklist on The Dragon’s Dagger
Much has changed in the four years since Gary Leger came home from his second adventure in the mystical land of Faerie. He married his girlfriend, Diane, but more recently, his father passed away. Overcome by grief, he frequently dreams of returning to Faerie and visiting his three friends, Mickey the leprechaun, Kelsey the elf, and Geno the dwarf. And right now, they would love to see him . . .
The wicked King Kinnemore and his bloodthirsty son, Geldion, are leading an army of thousands to take over Faerie, and the threat of the evil witch still looms across the land. As war breaks out, Gary is needed to don the enchanted armor and wield the magic spear once more. And when he arrives in Faerie, Diane is by his side.
Now Gary and his companions must bring their skills together to strike evil from the land and restore peace to Faerie once and for all . . .
Previously published as Dragonslayer’s Return.
Praise for the Spearwielder’s Tale
“The book’s fast-paced, good-humored nature draws the reader in and makes the world of Faerie a fine place to visit.” —SF Site on The Woods Out Back
“Gary has a lively time of it in Faerie, which Salvatore recaptures with verve and wit and many nice touches . . . A classic tale.” —Booklist on The Dragon’s Dagger
