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Faerie Tale

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Faerie Tale
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Author Raymond E. Feist
Cover artist Robert Giusti
Country United States
Language English
Genre(s) Fantasy novel
Publisher Bantam Books
Publication date February 1, 1988
Media type Print (Hardback)
Pages 420 pp (first edition)
ISBN ISBN 0385236239 (first edition)

Faerie Tale is a fantasy novel by Raymond E. Feist, first published in 1988. Phil Hastings and his family have just moved back to his hometown for some much needed peace and quiet from the Hollywood scene. As Phil's twins, Sean and Patrick, soon discover, there is more to their new home than was expected. Gloria, their mother, senses something, but simply dismisses her concern as stress from their recent move. Gabbie, their older step-sister, meets the man of her dreams, but also is tempted by other men. Deep in the woods, The Bad Thing and his Master are ready to break free of the centuries old Compact made to keep the Faerie world and the Human world at peace. Only through believing the insane and impossible can they save both worlds from colliding again.

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