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Seasons of Albadone
- The Eighth Chant, Book 1
- Narrated by: Élan Marché, Michael Highman
- Length: 6 hrs and 47 mins
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Seasons of Albadone
Narrated by:
Élan Marché, Michael Highman
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Publisher's Summary
Four seasons. Four stories.
An aspiring enchantress searches for a way to lift a terrible curse.
A drunken father makes a dangerous wish.
A foreman tilts the balance between nature and progress.
A mother travels with her dying child in search of a healer.
Four paths merge. Four destinies intertwine.
©2020 Christopher Warman (P)2021 Christopher Warman
Critic Reviews
"Don't underestimate the emotional impact these stories will have on you and see why as the seasons turn, so too must the choices of mankind." (undertheradarsffbooks.com)
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