
Voyage of the Elawn
Elk Riders, Volume Two
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Narrated by:
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Aundrea Mitchell
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By:
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Ted Neill
About this listen
Winner of the Kirkus Star.
In this second volume of the Elk Riders series, the stories of siblings from In the Darkness Visible continue to interweave, as Gabriella Carlyle and her brother, Dameon, work to stop the plans of Sade and Vondales - brothers who are powerful members of a dark order of sorcerers.
Gabriella and Dameon travel far across the ocean on a mysterious craft, the Elawn, accompanied by an elk, Adamantus, who holds many mysteries of his own.
All the friends and foes walk paths that explore the bonds of family, the depth of faith, and the ever-perilous road to adulthood, one balanced between good and evil, life and death.
©2016 Edwin B. Neill (P)2018 Edwin B. Neill
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