The Hero King
Varayan Memoir, Book 3
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The Hero King
Narrated by:
Kurt Elftmann
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Narrated by:
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Kurt Elftmann
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Rick Shelley
About this listen
When seven moons rise, the world will end.
So the prophecy says, and so it is being carried out. In the magical world of Varay, more and more moons rise. On earth, nuclear war lays the planet to waste.
Gil Tyner, Hero of Varay, must make common cause with his sworn enemy, the Elflord, to avert the end of everything.
As the boundaries between earth and the realm of magic begin to blur, Gil must brave dangers in both worlds, until he finally stands against an entity so mighty that their battle will either avert Armageddon, or destroy everything we’ve ever known.
©1992 Richard M. Shelley (P)2013 Audible, Inc.
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