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Kimi and the Shaman: Book of Alexios, 1984 (Books of Alexios 2)

By: Chance Maree
Narrated by: Kathryn Fields
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This novella tells of a tragic episode during the earth-bound life of Kimi Brooks.

The story begins in 1984. Kimi is lost, deep in the Wirikuta Desert in Mexico. During her adventure, she encounters a shaman, a delirious New York artist, ransom-seeking desperadoes, an unlikely villain, a dolphin, and an Aboriginal spirit named Boonga.

This novella is one of several contained in the novel, Alexios, Before Dying. On its own, Kimi's story could be called a crime thriller, or perhaps, a woman grappling with her own, impending death.

©2012, 2014 Chance Maree (P)2014 Chance Maree Crime Thrillers Fiction Thriller Women's Fiction Suspense

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