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Freya's Army: The Next Generation: The Eyes of Freya IV
- Narrated by: Emily Clarke
- Length: 6 hrs and 12 mins
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Freya's Army: The Next Generation: The Eyes of Freya IV
Narrated by:
Emily Clarke
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Publisher's Summary
Freya's Army is growing in Norway and at her North American base in Virginia as Millison's five brothers go there to live as their father abandons them. Leah's daughter Shay has adjusted to her new life in Norway finally, after a rough first year of adjusting to life as an immortal. The family business is expanding, and it adds new challenges to the already hectic Swenson castle. All the while everyone is aware to be "careful what they ask for".
©2019 Bonnie N. Turner (P)2022 Bonnie N. Turner
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