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A Proper Escort [Darkover Series] [MultiFormat]
eBook by Elisabeth Waters
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eBook Category: Fantasy
eBook Description:  When MZB was editing the Darkover anthologies, she got a lot of stories on "Subject A: a Free Amazon meets a man she can trust" and "Subject B: Dyan Ardais meets a woman he can trust." After a few years of listening to MZB grumble, Lisa carried out her threat and wrote Subject AB: Dyan Ardais and the Free Amazon.
eBook Publisher: Marion Zimmer Bradley Literary Works Trust, Published: Renunciates of Darkover, 1991
Fictionwise Release Date: October 2005
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Available eBook Formats [MultiFormat - What's this?]: eReader (PDB) [23 KB]
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Words: 2655
Reading time: 7-10 min.
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Linnea n'ha Marilla sat quietly in the gatehouse at Nevarsin under the disapproving eye of the porter. She wondered whether it was Renunciates the monk disliked or simply women in general. The sun had shifted noticeably to the west during the time she had been sitting there, and she hoped that the Abbot had by now at least received the message she had carried in such haste from Ardais. Lady Rohana of Ardais had sent Linnea to fetch her grandson, Dyan Ardais, home from his studies at Nevarsin so that she could bid him farewell before she died--an event which was expected to occur within the tenday. Linnea had been three days on the road from Ardais--although "road" was a rather generous description of the route she had taken, and she wanted to collect the boy quickly and start the journey back before dark and the threatening snowstorm arrived.
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