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A Hero's Curse

The Unseen Chronicles, Book 1

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A Hero's Curse

By: P.S. Broaddus
Narrated by: Elizabeth Phillips
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Essie Brightsday has never heard a rock basilisk scream. She has never worn magical armor, stood up to a queen, or run from dragons. Instead, Essie, her sarcastic cat Tigrabum, (just call him "Tig"), and her secretive family struggle to survive on their small farm nestled against the forbidding cliffs of the Valley of Fire.

But all that is about to change when a rebellion against the cruel interim ruler is sparked. Forced to flee for their lives, Essie and Tig lose themselves in the twisting labyrinth of the ancient lava flow. When Essie finds proof that the missing King Mactogonii may be alive, she is given the opportunity to help restore stability to the kingdom. But the course of her journey will force her to face her deepest fears and unravel the mystery behind her own blindness. If Essie can survive the encounter.

©2015 Parker Broaddus (P)2016 Parker Broaddus
Fiction Science Fiction Science Fiction & Fantasy Fantasy Royalty

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