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  • Labyrinth to Tartarus: A LitRPG Saga

  • The Eternal Journey, Book 3
  • By: C.J. Carella
  • Narrated by: Guy Williams
  • Length: 11 hrs and 5 mins
  • 3.8 out of 5 stars (4 ratings)

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Labyrinth to Tartarus: A LitRPG Saga

By: C.J. Carella
Narrated by: Guy Williams
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Hawke Lightseeker has rescued his fellow eternals, but his problems are just beginning. An undead fae aberration threatens the lands to the north, and Hawke must deal with it by leading his friends into a deadly dungeon. And if it wasn't enough, Hawke has assassins infiltrating his domain, a pair of baby monsters he has adopted, and gods and arbiters watching over him, ready to crush him if he gets out of line.

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