Scattered Ash: A Young Adult Dystopian Novel
Wall of Fire Series, Book 2
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Scattered Ash: A Young Adult Dystopian Novel
Narrated by:
Kim Churchill
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Narrated by:
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Kim Churchill
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By:
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Melanie Tays
About this listen
The truth is a hard thing to come by in the Ash....
Following a crushing betrayal, Emery grapples with her new existence in the Ash after begin exiled from The City. But freeing herself from the clutches of The City and the tyrannical Council isn’t as simple as walking away.
With the enigmatic Vander as her unexpected companion, Emery discovers that the Ash isn’t what anyone thought, and the truth is more horrifying than anyone could have imagined.
Scattered Ash is book two of the Wall of Fire series.
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