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Mightily Oats har ikke valgt et godt tidspunkt til å bli prest på. Han trodde han bare trengte å dra til Lancre og delta i en enkel seremoni, men nå befinner han seg plutselig midt i en krig mellom vampyrer og hekser. Dette er den 23. romanen om Skiveverdenen.
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Mightily Oats har ikke valgt et godt tidspunkt til å bli prest på. Han trodde han bare trengte å dra til Lancre og delta i en enkel seremoni, men nå befinner han seg plutselig midt i en krig mellom vampyrer og hekser. Dette er den 23. romanen om Skiveverdenen.
Forlag Corgi Books
Utgivelsesår 1999
Format Heftet
ISBN13 9780552146159
EAN 9780552146159
Serie Discworld
Genre Humor Fantasy
Språk Engelsk
Sider 424
Utgave 1
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