Winged Raiders Of The Desert
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1. A Plea For Help
2. Without Authority
3. The Enemy Strikes
4. Captured
5. Lord Of The Winged Ones
6. Jake Takes A Chance
7. A New Chance
8. On Wings As Eagles
9. The Dark Lord Awakes
10. Jalor Has A Plan
11. A New Kind Of Hunt
12. Another Prison
13. Sarah Shows A Better Way
14. Jake Has A Plan
15. The Rescue
16. A Time Of Peace
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Danger and death await the Sleepers as they’re once again called upon to one the plans of the Dark Lord!
Evil Lord Necros desires to enlist new soldiers in his army, and he’s chosen the People of the Desert. When they refuse, the Dark Lord makes an alliance with the Winged Ones-men who fly like birds. These men steal from the desert people. Even worse, they capture enslave them!
The Sleepers seek peace from the Winged Ones, but as they set out to make a new alliance they themselves are captured and enslaved. Instead of giving them over to the Dark Lord, the Winged Ones offer them a chance to join their ranks, the learn to fly! But in so doing, the Sleepers must take a dangerous step of faith.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780802436856
ISBN10: 0802436854
Gilbert Morris
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 1995
7 Sleepers # 5
Publisher: Moody Publishers
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