Azure Bonds
1988 • 531 pages

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Her name is Alias, and she is in big trouble.
She is a sell-sword, a warrior-for-hire, and an adventuress. She awoke with a series of twisting, magical blue sigils inscribed on her arms and no memory of where she got them.

Determined to learn the nature of the mysterious tattoo, Alias joins forces with an unlikely group of companions: the halfling bard, Olive Ruskettle, the southern mage, Akabar, and the oddly silent lizard-man, Dragonbait. With their help, she discovers that the symbols hold the key to her very existence.
But those responsible for the sigils aren't keen on Alias's continued good health. And if the five evil masters find her first, she may discover all too soon their hideous secret.


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Forgotten Realms

Forgotten Realms is a 91-book series with 91 released primary works first released in 1987 with contributions by Ed Greenwood, R. A. Salvatore, and Douglas Niles.

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#30 in Forgotten Realms Chronological

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#1 in Forgotten Realms: Finder's Stone

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Azure Bonds
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A classic Dungeons & Dragons adventure story with a mystery element that slowly unravels as more and pieces are uncovered. The characters are interesting and not stereotypical at all, with complex relationships that get more complex as the plot goes on.

September 1, 1993

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