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    Call of the Maelstrom
    Call of the Maelstrom
    Call of the Maelstrom
    Audiobook7 hours

    Call of the Maelstrom

    Written by Susan Stradiotto

    Narrated by Kim Churchill

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    About this audiobook

    The heart and soul of her beloved country has been shattered.

    The devastation across Nantai deepens. Against all she wishes to believe, Mairynne is convinced her sister has fallen victim to the dragon terrorizing Nantai. And now, she must leave her father once again to beg her people to stand up for the country she loves.

    When Mairynne and her dragon fly north to recruit the people of the Iced Plains of Nantai, they find more cities in ruin, they meet the great beast of the north, and they must fight for their lives to pursue their cause. The Nantai people have grown bitter. Mairynne and her dragon must face their fury. Will she sway their views and convince them to help her take back the Serpentine Throne?

    The epic conclusion to the series flys the reader to the coldest reaches of Nantai, brings them home to the jewel city of Arashi, and weaves together all the castes the final fight for the future of Nantai.

    Through all this, can Mairynne find a way to heal a country’s heart and soul. . .or her own?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBronzewood Books
    Release dateMar 19, 2024
    ISBN9781949357882
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