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    Chalcedony: Book Two of the Everleaf Series
    Chalcedony: Book Two of the Everleaf Series
    Chalcedony: Book Two of the Everleaf Series
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    Chalcedony: Book Two of the Everleaf Series

    Written by Constance Burris

    Narrated by Tia Rider Sorensen

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    No Good Deed Goes Unpunished . . .


    After saving a human child, Coal is not only exiled from the deadly fey realm, but he is sentenced to six months in a juvenile detention center in the human realm.


    They think he's the kidnapper.

    He can't exactly tell the truth. Because the truth would incriminate a dangerous fey queen.


    But being exiled isn't going to stop Coal from finding his back to the fey realm.


    In order to find his way home, Coal must make a deal with a government agent hell-bent on starting a war between the two worlds.


    Fans of Kwame Alexander, J.R.R. Tolkien and Percy Jackson will love this exciting coming of age fantasy by New York Times Best-Selling author Constance Burris.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherB.E. Publications
    Release dateApr 11, 2017
    ISBN9781987124200
    Chalcedony: Book Two of the Everleaf Series

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