Mary Stewart - The Wicked Day (King Arthur Series) - 1984 Ballantine Paperback -

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Country of Origin: United States Book Title: The Wicked Day Language: English Topic: King Arthur, Mythology, Legends, Fantasy, Mordred Author: Mary Stewart Intended Audience: Adults Era: 1980s Book Series: Arthurian Saga Original Language: English Format: Paperback Publisher: Fawcett Crest, Ballantine Books Publication Year: 1984 Edition: First Ballantine Books Edition Features: New York Times Bestseller Narrative Type: Fiction ISBN: 0-449-20519-3 Type: Novel Vintage: Yes Genre: Fantasy, Historical, Fiction, Adventure

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Mary Stewart - The Wicked Day (King Arthur Series) - 1984 Ballantine Paperback -. Dive into the captivating world of King Arthur's final days with Mary Stewart's 'The Wicked Day', the spellbinding conclusion to her acclaimed Arthurian Saga. This Fawcett Crest / Ballantine Books paperback edition, published in September 1984 (Ninth Printing May 1988), follows Young Mordred as he learns of his true parentage and becomes King Arthur's trusted counselor, setting in motion the Fates that lead to the 'wicked day of destiny'. A New York Times Bestseller, this novel is lauded as a 'SUPERIOR ADVENTURE TALE' by The Wall Street Journal. Perfect for fans of historical fiction, fantasy, and Arthurian legend. Features include a compelling narrative and a classic paperback format. ISBN 0-449-20519-3. Dive into the captivating world of King Arthur's final days with Mary Stewart's 'The Wicked Day', the spellbinding conclusion to her acclaimed Arthurian Saga. This Fawcett Crest / Ballantine Books paperback edition, published in September 1984 (Ninth Printing May 1988), follows Young Mordred as he learns of his true parentage and becomes King Arthur's trusted counselor, setting in motion the Fates that lead to the 'wicked day of destiny'. A New York Times Bestseller, this novel is lauded as a 'SUPERIOR ADVENTURE TALE' by The Wall Street Journal. Perfect for fans of historical fiction, fantasy, and Arthurian legend. Features include a compelling narrative and a classic paperback format. ISBN 0-449-20519-3.