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    Wren's Story: Epilogue For The Chronicles of Thamon
    Wren's Story: Epilogue For The Chronicles of Thamon
    Wren's Story: Epilogue For The Chronicles of Thamon
    Audiobook47 minutes

    Wren's Story: Epilogue For The Chronicles of Thamon

    Written by Beca Lewis

    Narrated by Beca Lewis

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    About this audiobook

    When friendship is stronger than fear…

    When Wren’s friend Meg sacrifices her life to save the people of Thamon, Wren realizes that what she has hidden on her home planet may return Meg to life.

    Returning home to get help, Wren discovers her planet is dying, and she alone knows the answer to how to save it.

    But will anyone listen to her? Her parents banished her for disobeying the prophecy that she must marry Oloron.

    Does Wren prove the prophecies are false in time? Or will the evil king, Oloron, find what she had hidden before she can retrieve it and use it to destroy the planet with his lust for power.

    Read this short story on its own, or to learn the answer to the question posed at the end of Discovered, the third book in the Chronicles of Thamon.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPerception Publishing
    Release dateDec 6, 2020
    ISBN9781664986978
    Wren's Story: Epilogue For The Chronicles of Thamon

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