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Murtagh
₨ 1,490
Murtagh by Christopher Paolini is a companion novel set in the world of the Inheritance Cycle series. The story is told from the perspective of Murtagh, the complex character who plays a key role in the battle between the forces of good and evil. The novel dives into Murtagh’s background, shedding light on his struggles with loyalty, family, and destiny. Forced to live under the shadow of his tyrannical father, Murtagh grapples with the choices he makes, the burden of his lineage, and his place in the ongoing conflict. This book offers fans a deeper understanding of Murtagh’s character and the events that shape him, providing a fresh and emotional perspective on the world Paolini created.
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