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    The Belar (A Tale from the Gateway Worlds)
    The Belar (A Tale from the Gateway Worlds)
    The Belar (A Tale from the Gateway Worlds)
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    The Belar (A Tale from the Gateway Worlds)

    By Robin Gilbert

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    The Belar is set in Robin Gilbert’s Gateway Worlds where magic keys disguised as mundane objects transport Watchers vast distances, even to new worlds, as easily as stepping through a door. Where strange races and wonderful creatures dwell. Where evil lurks at every turn, where the lands are often unimaginably dangerous and where power is all... and every Watcher wants it.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobin Gilbert
    Release dateAug 5, 2011
    ISBN9781466036901
    The Belar (A Tale from the Gateway Worlds)
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    Robin Gilbert

    I was born and bred in South Wales (UK) but since 2007 I have lived in Brisbane with my wife and two children. When I'm not writing or trying unsuccessfully to outwit the possums, I work as a programmer for a games company. Thank you for visiting my author page! I do hope you download and enjoy all the free stories...

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