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    Vaedra Chronicles Companion II
    Vaedra Chronicles Companion II
    Vaedra Chronicles Companion II
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    Vaedra Chronicles Companion II

    By Ester López

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    A companion book to the Vaedra Chronicles Series with insights into the planetary system, excerpts from books, and deleted scenes, and images of what the planets look like, as well as the ships and armor.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWriting & Photographic Services LLC
    Release dateJun 11, 2023
    ISBN9798988448334
    Vaedra Chronicles Companion II
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    Ester López

    Ester is a writer and publisher and lives in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee along with her husband and two mini horses. She has been writing sci-fi and paranormal adventure romances for almost 30 years. When Ester isn't writing, she enjoys photography, arts and crafts, sewing, working in her flower gardens, canning veggies and making wine. You can find her on her website at www.esterlopez.com or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/EsterLopezAuthor

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