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| Черное Копье | |
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| Author | Nick Perumov |
| Publisher | Severo-Zapad |
| Released | 1993 |
Black Lance ("Черное Копье") is a Russian-language fiction book set in Middle-earth. It is the second novel in the Ring of Darkness fantasy series.
From the publisher[1][edit | edit source]
Three soldiers drag themselves along the rain-laden roads of Middle-earth. The goal of their wanderings is close, but unattainable. They persecute Olmer, king without kingdom and last carrier of the Ring of Darkness. Around, was is raging and only a miracle can save the defenders of the light from the rage that fills the one who has prepared the Black Lance for a final, fatal blow.
References
- ↑ Ersatz Publishers (Swedish), as of 23 September 2010
