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Thief of Llarn
1964·802 pages
Alan Morgan, an Earthman, embarks on a thrilling sword-and-planet adventure on Llarn, uncovering secrets in a world of ruins and empires.
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Alan Morgan, an Earthman, embarks on a thrilling sword-and-planet adventure on Llarn, uncovering secrets in a world of ruins and empires.
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Review: Of the many writers who attempted to write John-Carter-of-Mars-like novels, this one (and Warrior of Llarn) comes closest to emulating Edgar Rice Burroughs. This one is more original than the first in the series, which is relief, since the Sword-and-Planet genre certainly didn't produce much in originality. Fun all of the way through to the end. It's very unfortunate that Gardner didn't write any more of these, since he was pretty good at it. The story arc ended in this bo
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Minor romantic elements; likely fade-to-black with no explicit content.
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Frequent combat scenes typical of heroic fantasy; some graphic violence expected.
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Moderate fantasy elements; likely includes alien or magical technology.
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