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    Reawakening: A Rebirth Episode of the Starlight Chronicles: An Epic Fantasy Adventure Series
    Reawakening: A Rebirth Episode of the Starlight Chronicles: An Epic Fantasy Adventure Series
    Reawakening: A Rebirth Episode of the Starlight Chronicles: An Epic Fantasy Adventure Series
    Audiobook41 minutes

    Reawakening: A Rebirth Episode of the Starlight Chronicles: An Epic Fantasy Adventure Series

    Written by C. S. Johnson

    Narrated by Alexandra Cohler

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    About this audiobook

    Starry Knight knew that the last battle with Draco and Alküzor would be the hardest battle she would ever face.


    Or was it?


    Once more at the heart of power, Starry Knight confronts the question of death and love, only to find Adonaias waiting for her, but plenty of other surprises - and battles - as well.


    Join her as she faces even darker forces in this short story that takes place between Book 6 and Book 7 of the Starlight Chronicles from C. S. Johnson.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherC. S. Johnson
    Release dateMar 19, 2018
    ISBN9781094273327
    Reawakening: A Rebirth Episode of the Starlight Chronicles: An Epic Fantasy Adventure Series
    Author

    C. S. Johnson

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