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Read Reviews for Castle Roogna - Piers Anthony
by - written on 05/08/01 (Very useful, 29 readings)
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Millie the Ghost had been restored to life and her talent of sex appeal was starting to drive Dor wild. Dor, heir to the Xanth throne, was only 12 years old, although he was a Magician with the talent of communicating with the inanimate, and clearly wasn't able to pursue any half formed notions about Millie. So, King Trent connived with Magician Humfrey to send Dor on a quest - a mission to find an elixir to restore Millie's true love, the zombie Jonathan, to life. The first major obstacle to be overcome was the location of the elixir. Dor would have to travel back in time, 800 years, in order to locate the one person able to create the elixir. Humfrey ... Read the complete review
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