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    Fractured Soul
    Fractured Soul
    Fractured Soul
    Audiobook7 hours

    Fractured Soul

    Written by AR Colbert

    Narrated by Jennifer Groberg

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    About this audiobook

    I might be immortal. Shocking, right? I couldn’t believe it, either.

    My mom never told me we were descendants of Atlantis. She never mentioned our family’s magical powers or ancient history with other immortal beings. Nope. I only learned about all of that after she was kidnapped in New York.

    Now I’m surrounded by them. They call themselves Keepers—descendants of Atlantis, Olympus, and a city in the middle of the earth. But despite their powers, none of them can answer my questions.

    Where is my mom? Who is my real father? And why is a super hot immortal hunter chasing after my soul?

    The answer may lie within an ancient stone tablet, if only I can survive long enough to find it.

    ★★★★★

    Daughter of Sea and Sky is perfect for fans craving a more grown-up version of Percy Jackson. One-click now if you love:

    • Slow-burn enemies to lovers romance
    • A quirky found family
    • Rich magical history and mythology woven into a modern setting
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRamsey Street Books
    Release dateJul 12, 2023
    ISBN9798868649899
    Fractured Soul

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