A Grim Awakening
The Secondhand Tower, Book 3
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A Grim Awakening
Narrated by:
Jamie Treselyan
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Narrated by:
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Jamie Treselyan
About this listen
A mysterious clock tower has emerged in the Passing with the power to destroy the physical world. It’s up to the newly recruited Ridirean Anam to take it down—Ian Grim being one of them. After receiving an invitation to partake in the Triskelion Trial, a set of challenges to test potential Ridirean Anam, Ian will face hideous monsters and meet his estranged Grim family.
Most alarming of all was unexpectedly coming face to face with the Reaper. Why did the Reaper want Ian to become an Anam Ridire? What did he gain from Ian entering the Secondhand Tower?
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