The Elder Gods: Book One of the Dreamers
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Dreamers volume 1
Published
Grand Central Publishing , 2003.
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Somewhere beyond the farthest pole of the world, the Land of Dhrall lies anchored by the will of four powerful yet eccentric Gods. From controlling the weather to influencing the course of mortal men, these deities can bend reality to their whims. But bound by the laws of nature, they cannot take lives.Yet the Gods are not the only power. For in the center of Dhrall is the Wasteland, the domain of a mysterious, voracious horror known as That-Called-the-Vlagh. A nightmare made flesh, the Vlagh has created a massive army of hideous monsters in a plan to conquer Dhrall and overrun the world. And now, at the end of a cycle of Time, That-Called-the-Vlagh may succeed.In the coming battles the people of Dhrall will be aided by a ragtag force of pirates and mercenary soldiers. But the true warriors against the Vlagh will turn out to be four enigmatic children known as the Dreamers. Raised by the Gods themselves, these children have the ability to summon dreams that can alter the fabric of reality. And unlike the Elder gods, the Dreamers do not hesitate to use their powers to kill.
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Citations
APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)
Eddings, D., & Eddings, L. (2003). The Elder Gods: Book One of the Dreamers . Grand Central Publishing.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Eddings, David and Leigh Eddings. 2003. The Elder Gods: Book One of the Dreamers. Grand Central Publishing.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Eddings, David and Leigh Eddings. The Elder Gods: Book One of the Dreamers Grand Central Publishing, 2003.
Harvard Citation (style guide)Eddings, D. and Eddings, L. (2003). The elder gods: book one of the dreamers. Grand Central Publishing.
MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)Eddings, David, and Leigh Eddings. The Elder Gods: Book One of the Dreamers Grand Central Publishing, 2003.
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