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The Kurrus Khronicles: Khronicle One

By: J.S. Lowman
Narrated by: Gill Mills
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As now being told by Aura, these tales have been used to teach the children and now the grandchildren of Kurrus and Moraga. They are tools to teach them how to use the gifts bestowed upon them by the Gods. They are also a means of telling the truth about their family, truths known by few in this Realm and beyond. These are the tales of one families part in the actual history of these lands and not the half-truths as told by those with reputations and power to preserve. Within, these tales…you will see those truths unfold and the events that brought them about.

More than that, you will see the love that Kurrus and Moraga share as Bond-mates and all that came from that love, despite the efforts of those who would keep them apart. You will also learn what it means…to be of the Blackhand.

©2021 J.S. Lowman (P)2023 J.S. Lowman
Fantasy Fiction

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