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    A Spring for Spears
    A Spring for Spears
    A Spring for Spears
    Audiobook8 hours

    A Spring for Spears

    Written by Derek Alan Siddoway and Katie Cross

    Narrated by Katie Cross

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    About this audiobook

    The fate of the Wolf Riders falls on an outcast.

     

    Astrid would give anything to be one of the Ulfsark—fearless warriors who ride giant Amarok wolves.

     

    Like her ancestors, she yearns for the soul-deep bond with a wolf. The connection. The union. A chance to prove her worth and honor her mother's legacy.

     

    Yet she's never heard the Wolf Song.

     

    And with each passing year, it's likely she never will.

     

    Astrid refuses to accept her fate. Then an encounter with a nature spirit and a foreign princess dashes her last hope and changes everything.

     

    Accused of killing a royal guardsman, Astrid travels to the halls of a mad king to clear her name and stop a war against her people. Though she has no Amarok wolf, Astrid refuses to fail her tribe.

     

    Even if she cannot be an Ulfsark.

     

    There, she'll discover a regular wolf that opens her heart, friends she never asked for, and a new world far more dangerous—and strange—than she ever imagined.

     

    Will Astrid save a fragile peace and embrace her destiny? Or will her dreams of the Wolf Song fade in distant lands?

     

    Join Astrid and friends on a thrilling new fantasy adventure in A Spring for Spears, the first novel in the Wolf Song Saga series by best-selling, award-winning authors Katie Cross and Derek Alan Siddoway.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDerek Alan Siddoway
    Release dateMay 27, 2024
    ISBN9781666666236
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