Loved itwhen you get to book four and you see the payoff the payoff in this series is incredible and I think it's one of the best series Enders I've ever read
Sea of Silver Light (2001)
Others: Positive Volume 4 of the Otherland series
- ISBN:
- 9780756400309
- Length:
- 1074 pages
Genres: fantasy
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