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    Lullaby: and Other Stories from Lidian
    Hunters Unlucky
    Audiobook series2 titles

    Hunters Universe Series

    Written by Abigail Hilton

    Narrated by Rish Outfield

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    About this series

    On the eve of Charder’s age-related death, ten years after the events in the Hunters Unlucky novel, Arcove comes to tell Charder goodbye. Their conversation sparks a chain of events that will have a profound impact on the rest of the island, as well as on Arcove personally. “Lullaby” appears for the first time in this collection.


    The collection also includes two other Hunters-related stories, which were previously published individually. “Awake” occurs two years after the end of the novel. Keesha is roused from his winter torpor by a surprise visitor to the Dreaming Sea. Arcove has a problem, and he needs Keesha’s help.


    “Water in the Desert” occurs seven years after the events in novel. Sauny is leading her own herd of ferryshaft with Valla as her beta. When a creasia from Treace’s old clutter carries away a live foal, Sauny and Valla chase after him through the arid wastes and slot canyons of the Southern Mountains. Their task seems relatively simple. However, dark secrets lurk in those hills, and the price of rescuing one foal may be higher than anyone imagined.


    This is the second book in the Hunters Universe saga.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPavonine Books
    Release dateNov 17, 2014
    Lullaby: and Other Stories from Lidian
    Hunters Unlucky

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 1

      Hunters Unlucky
      Hunters Unlucky

      Hunters Unlucky

      Abigail Hilton
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      He's not bigger. He's not faster. He's not meaner. So he'd better be smarter. One clear night on the Island of Lidian, two friends fought to the death over other people's ideas. Or perhaps a villain killed a hero. Or perhaps a hero won. It depends on who you ask. Everyone agrees on this - the ferryshaft lost a war, and they've had a hard time ever since. Twelve years later, Storm is born into a world of secrets - an island no one visits, names no one will say, and deaths that no one will talk about. Something about Storm bothers his elders, but nobody will explain. Storm doesn't know much, but he does know two things: everyone expects him to die, and he is going to prove them wrong. Hunters Unlucky is a 5-part animal epic, presented here in a single volume with a satisfying conclusion.

      He's not bigger. He's not faster. He's not meaner. So he'd better be smarter. One clear night on the Island of Lidian, two friends fought to the death over other people's ideas. Or perhaps a villain killed a hero. Or perhaps a hero won. It depends on who you ask. Everyone agrees on this - the ferryshaft lost a war, and they've had a hard time ever since. Twelve years later, Storm is born into a world of secrets - an island no one visits, names no one will say, and deaths that no one will talk about. Something about Storm bothers his elders, but nobody will explain. Storm doesn't know much, but he does know two things: everyone expects him to die, and he is going to prove them wrong. Hunters Unlucky is a 5-part animal epic, presented here in a single volume with a satisfying conclusion.

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      Lullaby: and Other Stories from Lidian
      Lullaby: and Other Stories from Lidian

      Lullaby: and Other Stories from Lidian

      Abigail Hilton
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      On the eve of Charder’s age-related death, ten years after the events in the Hunters Unlucky novel, Arcove comes to tell Charder goodbye. Their conversation sparks a chain of events that will have a profound impact on the rest of the island, as well as on Arcove personally. “Lullaby” appears for the first time in this collection. The collection also includes two other Hunters-related stories, which were previously published individually. “Awake” occurs two years after the end of the novel. Keesha is roused from his winter torpor by a surprise visitor to the Dreaming Sea. Arcove has a problem, and he needs Keesha’s help. “Water in the Desert” occurs seven years after the events in novel. Sauny is leading her own herd of ferryshaft with Valla as her beta. When a creasia from Treace’s old clutter carries away a live foal, Sauny and Valla chase after him through the arid wastes and slot canyons of the Southern Mountains. Their task seems relatively simple. However, dark secrets lurk in those hills, and the price of rescuing one foal may be higher than anyone imagined. This is the second book in the Hunters Universe saga.

      On the eve of Charder’s age-related death, ten years after the events in the Hunters Unlucky novel, Arcove comes to tell Charder goodbye. Their conversation sparks a chain of events that will have a profound impact on the rest of the island, as well as on Arcove personally. “Lullaby” appears for the first time in this collection. The collection also includes two other Hunters-related stories, which were previously published individually. “Awake” occurs two years after the end of the novel. Keesha is roused from his winter torpor by a surprise visitor to the Dreaming Sea. Arcove has a problem, and he needs Keesha’s help. “Water in the Desert” occurs seven years after the events in novel. Sauny is leading her own herd of ferryshaft with Valla as her beta. When a creasia from Treace’s old clutter carries away a live foal, Sauny and Valla chase after him through the arid wastes and slot canyons of the Southern Mountains. Their task seems relatively simple. However, dark secrets lurk in those hills, and the price of rescuing one foal may be higher than anyone imagined. This is the second book in the Hunters Universe saga.

    Author

    Abigail Hilton

    Abigail Hilton is a traveling nurse anesthetist, based in Florida. She has spent time in veterinary school and done graduate work in literature. You can connect with Abbie and find all her social media links at www.abigailhilton.com. Abbie also writes steamy fantasy romance under the pen name A. H. Lee. If that sounds interesting to you, check out Incubus Caged. Warning: those books are edgier than her epic fantasy series.

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