Very little shelfwear No creases in spine Del Rey Books, 1987, 337 pages Thlassa Mey Book # 2 One by one, they had been cleft apart and scattered by fate and the scheming of evil men: Princess Berengeria, snared by the dark magic of Navron, henchman of the evil sorcerer Alyubol; Flin, seized as he sought the lovely Bessina, then sold into slavery; Aelia, promised by the goddess as Palamon's bride, captured by lecherous pirates; and Palamon, former Knight of Pallas, adrift on the inland sea of Thlassa Mey. Now they were being drawn together, two by two, to the isolated Temple of the lost Polonians where the Sage Reovalis had once given aid. But it was Alyubol who met them there, gloating in his evil as he led them to the doom he planned for them-the mysterious Mirror of the Polonians. Yet a further ingathering waited—at the ruins of Sparth's Head Castle. And toward that Bessina rode, with a ring for the corpse of an ancient King!