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    Fall Vol.3
    Fall Vol.3
    Fall Vol.3
    Ebook32 pages28 minutes

    Fall Vol.3

    By Ela Lond

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    A short (7,000 words long) surreal story.
    Eira, a girl without memories and knowledge who she is, on her journey to the Dayyan River with her saviour Blaidd discovers that things are never what they seem to be, and that love has a high price.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEla Lond
    Release dateMar 4, 2011
    ISBN9781458198563
    Fall Vol.3
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    Ela Lond

    Ela Lond writes paranormal and fantasy aimed primarily at young adults. A lover of adventure and intrigue herself, she has long enjoyed exploring supernatural beings and the worlds they inhabit along with her adventurous heroes and heroines.

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