The Secret Books of Paradys III & IV The painter Leo. Yet Paradys held far more treacherous secrets than these. The City was not one place but three, bound together by a labyrinth of ice yet separated, perhaps by time, perhaps by some long-forgotten enchantment, into Paradise, Paradis and Paradys -- each cursed in an entirely differen

Title	:	The Secret Books of Paradys III & IV
Author	:	Tanith Lee
Rating	:	4.90 (729 Votes)
Asin	:	B000HC8OLI
Format Type	:	Hardcover
Number of Pages	:	373 Pages
Publish Date	:	0000-00-00
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Paradys - the City - was a place of decadence and decay, of luxury and lasciviousness, and, after the revolution, a graveyard peopled by the insane and the dead and by those who preyed on both. All who came to Paradys were forever touched by its dread magic - from the bride bespelled into the body of a weasel to the poet whose lust for vengeance drove him to a distant isle where voodoo held sway to the conjurer with a spell that enabled him to master almost everything to the woman whose mere presence seemed to herald death's approach. Yet Paradys held far more treacherous secrets than these. The City was not one place but three, bound together by a labyrinth of ice yet separated, perhaps by time, perhaps by some long-forgotten enchantment, into Paradise, Paradis and Paradys -- each cursed in an entirely different way The twins Felion and Smara dwelt in Paradise - brother and sister who prowled the ice labyrinth in an unceasing search for wealth, however ill-gotten. The painter Leo

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