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Arrival of the Moon Hare

Rinyv, Book 1

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Arrival of the Moon Hare

By: Duyu Wander
Narrated by: Danielle Mors
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Fear hinders one's potential.

A sinister presence delights in Rinyv's torment, relentlessly pursuing and killing her after she turns fifteen. Now, having encountered death four times already, the girl is living her fifth life hoping to alter her fate and put an end to this endless cycle of suffering.

As the terrifying age of fifteen approaches and chaotic events lead people down the path of despair, Rinyv can't help but do everything in her power to overcome her trauma and grow stronger.

The looming strides of death draw near, and Rinyv appears to hold the key to saving not only herself but all of mankind. Fortunately, armed with the knowledge of her past lives, continuous training, and a giant pair of scissors found on holy ground, she is no longer a powerless, naive young girl.

©2023 Duyu Wander (P)2024 Fright Night Audio
Literature & Fiction Science Fiction & Fantasy

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