Lord Sunday
garth nix
['snorri sturluson', 'mary wesley', 'mencken', 'saki hiwatari', 'tooru fujisawa', 'caroline lawrence', 'luigi pulci', 'jorge amado', 'leiji matsumoto', 'geoff johns', 'baroness emmuska orczy', 'anton chekhov', 'jasper fforde', 'jeff smith', 'vannevar bush', 'robert jordan', 'marc shaiman', 'peter gabriel', 'alfred de musset', 'mayfair witches', 'mohiro kitoh', 'mike krahulik', 'scott westerfeld', 'gene roddenberry', 'rachel field', 'harry turtledove', 'sam shepard', 'james joyce', 'aleister crowley', 'robin hobb', 'fsf', 'fred gipson', 'lin carter', 'feist', 'lovecraft', 'roger leloup', 'petronius arbiter', 'jennifer donnelly', 'martin luther', 'robert holdstock', 'president lincoln', 'maryse dubuc', 'masashi kishimoto', 'shotaro ishinomori', 'ralph waldo emerson', 'charlotte perkins gilman', 'zadie smith', 'joseph boyden', 'friedrich schiller', 'irvine welsh', 'ernest gowers', 'severino reyes', 'steven brust', 'saint augustine', 'priestley', 'george abbott', 'george chapman', 'francis meres', 'barth', 'connie willis', 'ramsey campbell', 'diana wynne jones', 'graham chapman', 'ludwig wittgenstein', 'yoshiki tanaka', 'mark halperin', 'greg hill', 'mercedes lackey', 'friedrich nietzsche', 'louis pauwels', 'robert ludlum', 'max weber', 'danielle steel', 'larry mcmurtry', 'paul theroux', 'naoko takeuchi', 'origen', 'lillian hellman', 'pu songling', 'ranulph fiennes', 'nikephoros phokas', 'stephen wolfram', 'cornelia funke', 'karin slaughter', 'allan gurganus', 'ivan turgenev', 'aleksandr pushkin', 'michael crichton', 'lev landau', 'charles kingsley', 'central intelligence agency', 'samuel richardson', 'gustav hasford', 'italo calvino', 'darick robertson', 'sakyo komatsu', 'laurence sterne', 'arthur balfour', 'dav pilkey']
Lord Sunday
Lord Sunday is the seventh book concluding Garth Nix's The Keys to the Kingdom series. The book was released on 1 February 2010 (Australia). The description reads "Arthur Penhaligon must complete his quest to save the Kingdom he is heir to... and Arthur's world." The book was the number 14 top selling book in Australia during its launch week. The book was released in Australia on 1 February 2010, the U.K. on 4 March 2010, and the U.S. on 16 March 2010.