Citrine's Monsters: Prequel to Legend of the Nameless One 0.5
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Citrine's Monsters: Prequel to Legend of the Nameless One 0.5
Narrated by:
Deva Marie Gregory
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Narrated by:
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Deva Marie Gregory
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By:
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Angela J. Ford
About this listen
A lover’s betrayal. A flight through an evil forest. A deadly promise.
When Citrine is chased out of her village for her unusual skills, she travels through a dark forest, searching for a place to call home.
Along the way she runs into monsters and makes a deadly promise in exchange for freedom.
Citrine's Monsters is a 9,000 word short story and prequel to the epic fantasy series Legend of the Nameless One.
Listen to the first book in the series: Realm of Beasts.
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