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Once More into the Breaches

An Errus Short Story

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Once More into the Breaches

By: Jeremy Gordon Grinnell
Narrated by: Gordon Greenhill
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Once More into the Breaches: An Errus Short Story is a alternate opening to Plight of the Rokan Boy: The Relics of Errus, Book 2. Find out how Eli, Rose, and Anna found their way back into Errus for their second quest. Discover the opening of Rokan Boy through the eyes of the three Hoover sisters and learn more about Errus, a world where natural disasters give birth to mythological creatures, some harmless, some horrific. Although it can be enjoyed on its own, it is intended to be listened to following Plight of the Rokan Boy.

©2021 Jeremy Gordon Grinnell (P)2021 Jeremy Gordon Grinnell Adventure Disaster Fiction Fantasy Fiction Genre Fiction Science Fiction

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