Book Summary and Reviews of The Paths of the Air by Alys Clare

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"A lurid subplot set in the Holy Land adds to the suspense." - Publishers Weekly

"Starred Review. Adroitly weaving medieval history into a rousing and mystical tale, the latest in the Hawkenlye series...may be Clare's best yet." - Kirkus Reviews.

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