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    Demons, Monks, and Lovers: An Esowon Story
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    Lost Tales from Esowon Collection Series

    Written by Antoine Bandele, Matthew Chatman and Callan Brown

    Narrated by VonDexter Montegut II, Nekia Renee and John Joseph Rogers

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    About this series

    The first collection in the ongoing series of shorts, novelettes, and novellas compiling fantasy stories from the world of Esowon.

    Inside, you'll find dastardly beasts, tortured monks, and unexpected lovers in a set of tales that'll transport you to lands lost to time.

    The collection includes:

    Last of My Kind

    When the war with the humans started, there were hundreds of us. Then it was just me and Father. Now it's just me.

    A Servant's Work

    Amana has a special gift to see into the future. But one day something goes horribly wrong, something he never foresaw.

    Hearts in the Dark

    She's a princess. He's a demon. They couldn't be any more wrong for each other. But when they find themselves stuck in a cave together they discover an undeniable connection.

    Delve into these companion novellas to The Kishi, an African fantasy based on Angola folklore

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBandele Books
    Release dateFeb 14, 2020
    Demons, Monks, and Lovers: An Esowon Story

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      Demons, Monks, and Lovers: An Esowon Story
      Demons, Monks, and Lovers: An Esowon Story

      Demons, Monks, and Lovers: An Esowon Story

      Antoine Bandele
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      The first collection in the ongoing series of shorts, novelettes, and novellas compiling fantasy stories from the world of Esowon. Inside, you'll find dastardly beasts, tortured monks, and unexpected lovers in a set of tales that'll transport you to lands lost to time. The collection includes: Last of My Kind When the war with the humans started, there were hundreds of us. Then it was just me and Father. Now it's just me. A Servant's Work Amana has a special gift to see into the future. But one day something goes horribly wrong, something he never foresaw. Hearts in the Dark She's a princess. He's a demon. They couldn't be any more wrong for each other. But when they find themselves stuck in a cave together they discover an undeniable connection. Delve into these companion novellas to The Kishi, an African fantasy based on Angola folklore

      The first collection in the ongoing series of shorts, novelettes, and novellas compiling fantasy stories from the world of Esowon. Inside, you'll find dastardly beasts, tortured monks, and unexpected lovers in a set of tales that'll transport you to lands lost to time. The collection includes: Last of My Kind When the war with the humans started, there were hundreds of us. Then it was just me and Father. Now it's just me. A Servant's Work Amana has a special gift to see into the future. But one day something goes horribly wrong, something he never foresaw. Hearts in the Dark She's a princess. He's a demon. They couldn't be any more wrong for each other. But when they find themselves stuck in a cave together they discover an undeniable connection. Delve into these companion novellas to The Kishi, an African fantasy based on Angola folklore

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