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Book Three in the Sprit Shinto trilogy by Award Winning New Zealand author Dale Elvy.
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Review by: tucker (Karl)
Dated: 1st of August, 2003
I loved this book. To the point of getting 2 copies, just so I had one to give away to a friend who loves that sort of stuff. A brilliant ending to an awesome trilogy. Get them all, available in any good bookshop. Since the whole trilogy hit debut less than a year ago, you'll easily be able to find all three on the shelves or on quick re-order. A must-read.
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