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    Crowns and Collusions
    Crowns and Collusions
    Crowns and Collusions
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    Crowns and Collusions

    Written by Kit Bladegrave

    Narrated by Digital Voice Madison G

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    This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

    In one random moment, I learned that I wasn’t the normal orphan girl I thought I’d been all these years. Nope. I’m a wizard. Want to complicate matters even more? The priest who’s befriended me and mentored me all these years is a member of the Order of the Angel’s Blade. What the eff even is that?

    I’ve got so much to learn. First and foremost, how to harness the powers I didn’t know I have. Second, to research the history of my kind. To find out what happened to my parents. To…

    Ugh. The list goes on and on and on.

    And now a half-demon has appeared on the scene, complicating matters even more. And a hellaciously wicked angel is hellbent on seeing me dead if I don’t do his bidding.

    I sure wish I was that normal orphan girl that I used to be for all those years. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKitBla
    Release dateFeb 2, 2024
    ISBN9798868629167
    Crowns and Collusions

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