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    Return to Eden: The Wonderfilled Years
    Return to Eden: The Wonderfilled Years
    Return to Eden: The Wonderfilled Years
    Audiobook5 hours

    Return to Eden: The Wonderfilled Years

    Written by Elegy

    Narrated by Tom Fria

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    About this audiobook

    Return to Eden speaks of a pilgrimage.

    A journey from the horrors and pain, inhumanity and fear of the now to what once was. That place from whence we were exiled to wander through a million wildernesses seeking redemption, seeking forgiveness, seeking love, and unable to endure any longer, where we wish to return. To go home.

    This is the pilgrimage of Suzanne and Jackie.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIndependently Published
    Release dateApr 9, 2024
    ISBN9798875125010
    Return to Eden: The Wonderfilled Years

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