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Where the Evil Dwells (Novel)
Series: Novel
Genre: Fantasy
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Where the Evil Dwells by Clifford D. Simak

Description: Into the Lands of the Evil they went - two men, a not-quite-man and a girl who knew too much!

Since ancient days, the Empty Lands had stood between the eastern barbarians and the two-thousand-ycear-old civilization of Rome and the Church. For the Empty Lands were not really empty‹they were filled with every evil from the darkest of mankind's myths, and one power more horrible than couldbe found in any myth.

Now four puny humans set out to invade the heartland of the Evil. Each had a personal reason. Harcourt went reluctantly to rescue his long-lost fiancee, who had been seized by the Evil in a terror raid. Hoping it might restore the waning prestige of his abbey, the abbot wanted to recapture a fabulous prism in which the soul of a saint had been trapped by a great sorcerer.

The Knurly Man, who was somewhat other than quite human, went to find the death that was kinder than what he knew must be his future. And the girl Yolanda‹what her reason might be was a mystery hidden, at times, even from herself. She was seeking the answer to a question she did not know.

They went secretly and in stealth. But already, the word had spread through the Empty Lands. Their coming and their purposes were known. And the denizens of that Land were girding for war.

And behind all the Evil 1ay the most ancient of Powers, waiting patiently for the victims whose souls should set it free.

Also in this series are A Choice of Gods, A Heritage of Stars, All Flesh Is Grass, Cemetery World, City, Cosmic Engineers, Destiny Doll, Enchanted Pilgrim, Highway of Eternity, Mastodonia (UK title Catface), Our Children's Children, Out of Their Minds, Project Pope, Ring Around the Sun: A Story of Tomorrow, Shakespeare's Planet, Special Deliverance, The Fellowship of the Talisman, The Goblin Reservation, The Trouble with Tycho, The Visitors, The Werewolf Principle, They Walked Like Men, Time and Again, Time Is The Simplest Thing, Way Station, Why Call Them Back From Heaven? Return to the Clifford D. Simak page.

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