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Sign of the Griffin

By: Megan Linski
Narrated by: Penny Scott-Andrews
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Evian is a human among griffins. She's never been allowed to leave the safety of the flock, though she dreams of one day becoming a knight.

Everything changes when Evian is given a magical sword by a mysterious cloaked woman. Evian has been chosen to slay the evil king and as such is the only hope to save the realm.

With the help of her sarcastic griffin brother, Scout, and a band of magical creatures, Evian embarks on a quest to free the world from the king's terror. From the moment she sets out, hilarity and mishaps ensue. A talking dog, elves who want to be fae, and face-sucking banshees are the least of her problems.

If Evian is going to become a hero, she must find answers to her secret past. That is, if she can avoid being devoured by man-eating rabbits along the way.

©2018 Megan Linski (P)2020 Megan L. Linski
Epic Fantasy Fantasy Science Fiction & Fantasy Young Adult Fiction King Royalty

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