Nominee · Locus Awards 2001
King Kelson's Bride
2000 novel by Katherine Kurtz
"King Kelson's Bride" is the long-awaited conclusion to Kurtz's most popular and enduring work, the bestselling "Deryni" series, in which political power meets its match in the power of magic. "An incredible historical tapestry of a world that never was and of immensely vital people who ought to be".--Anne McCaffrey.
Synopsis from Open Library.
- Language
- English
- Genre
- historical fantasy
Locus Awards 2001
See all →A Storm of Swords
WinnerMars Crossing
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A Place So Foreign
A Saucer of Loneliness
A Wolf at the Door and Other Retold Fairy Tales
Arkham's Masters of Horror
Ashes of Victory
Auspicious Eggs
Beluthahatchie and Other Stories
Bird Herding
Black Heart, Ivory Bones
Bloody Bunnies
Blue Kansas Sky
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