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The Encore
- An Avernus Island Tale, Book 3
- Narrated by: Sierra Kline
- Length: 3 hrs and 5 mins
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The Encore
Narrated by:
Sierra Kline
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Publisher's Summary
Welcome to Avernus Island, where need meets desire and everything is not as it seems.
Singer Mavis Bell has the voice of a fallen angel and a penchant for sin. But when her husband is killed in an accident, Mavis dives head first into a vodka bottle of grief and leaves the world of rock music behind.
Sam Copper doesn't know how he arrived at Avernus Island, or why - at least not until he meets Mavis. Drawn to her by a cosmic chain of events he can't explain, Sam comes to understand his fate is bound to her in a way that even death cannot sever.
©2014 Jennifer Kohout (P)2015 Jennifer Kohout
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