Master of Fiends

Relates the further adventures of twelve-year-old Jarral and three friends with strong psychic Talents as they battle demons to rescue a wizard imprisoned in the faraway palace of the Unnamed Enemy.

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Fantasy Young Adult

Release date: 1987

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