Hearts in the Dark: An Esowon Story (Lost Tales from Esowon Book 3)
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Hearts in the Dark: An Esowon Story (Lost Tales from Esowon Book 3)
Narrated by:
Nekia Renee, John Rogers
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Narrated by:
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Nekia Renee
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John Rogers
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By:
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Callan Brown
About this listen
She’s a princess. He’s a demon. Both are fighting for control.
Princess Shanaki, second heir to the throne of Ya-Set, has journeyed to a foreign land to serve as a pawn in her father’s game.
Ikenna, demonkin, has been betrayed by his own.
When the demons make a target of the princess to claim what is rightfully theirs, Ikenna moves against her first.
Caught between beast and man, how will Shanaki save herself from the dark?
Delve into this companion novella to The Kishi, an African fantasy based on Angola folklore.
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