The Demon Apostle

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In book three of the DemonWars Saga, the war-weary citizens of the kingdom of Honce-the-Bear only wish to rebuild their broken lives after the demon dactyl and its foul minions are defeated yet the specter of civil war haunts the ravages landand a specter more fearsome still.

The elf-trained ranger Elbryan Wynden presses north to reclaim the savage Timberlands from retreating goblin hordes. His companion Pony, mistress of gemstone magic, turns south to the civilizedbut no less perilousstreets of Palmaris. Suddenly they find themselves caught up in a ruthless power struggle to decide the fate of all Coronaa struggle that will push their courage and love to the breaking pointand beyond. For the demon, though defeated, was not destroyed. And now its vengeful spirit has found an unholy sanctuary.

In book three of the DemonWars Saga, #1 New York Times bestselling author R. A. Salvatore concludes the first trilogy of the saga in what Publishers Weekly calls Salvatores strongest fantasy to date[His] potent mixture of detailed historical context, well-rounded characters, brisk pacing, and exciting battle scenes make for a consuming read.

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An enthralling epic adventure.Terry Brooks
Wild adventure, unique magic, stunning suspense, and forgettable characters.James Rollins, bestselling author of the Sigma Force series and The Starless Crown

Author Bio

As one of the fantasy genres most successful authors, R. A. Salvatore enjoys an ever-expanding and tremendously loyal following. His books regularly appear onThe New York Timesbestseller lists and have sold more than 30 million copies. Salvatores most recent original hardcover,The Two Swords, book three of The Hunters Blade Trilogy debuted at #1 onThe Wall Street Journalbestseller list and at #4 onThe New York Timesbestseller list. His books have been translated into numerous foreign languages, including German, Italian, Finnish, Greek, Hungarian, Turkish, Croatian, Bulgarian, Yiddish, Spanish, Russian, Polish, Czech, and French.