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The Chalice War: Sword

The Chalice War, Book 3

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The Chalice War: Sword

By: David B. Coe
Narrated by: Danielle Bryn
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A woman willing to brave the Underrealm.
A daring scheme intended to recover a lost treasure.

Carrie Pelsher is Fomhoire by blood. But driven by love, she has pledged herself to the Sidhe cause. Now, in a desperate ploy to end the ancient war for good, she will descend into the demon realm to recover a stolen relic—the Sword, one of the four magical chalices.

Brilk za Gorth is a humble Fachan demon who works for the Fomorian Ministry of Agriculture. Until immortals upend his quiet life. He's transformed into the most fearsome tyrant in the Fomhoire government and commanded to defy the Underrealm's God to help them steal the Sword.

Together, Carrie and Brilk are pawns in a game that spirals beyond their control. Everything depends on them surviving the plots swirling around them long enough to save two worlds on the brink of chaos.

After centuries of war, the quest for peace may cost them their lives.

©2023 David B. Coe (P)2024 Scribd, Inc.
Action & Adventure Fantasy

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