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The Vanata & the Maeser
- Narrated by: Rebecca Fairnie
- Length: 5 hrs and 52 mins
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The Vanata & the Maeser
Narrated by:
Rebecca Fairnie
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Publisher's Summary
Attacking the Usur’s forces, Shep-Alij, the ruthless Maeser of the Resistance, captures Maeva. She is the Usur’s daughter and the last vanata, a hybrid species.
Maeve’s death will be the key to winning the war and freeing Shep’s people from a decade of oppression. But when Shep delays executing her and takes her to a secure location to find out for whom she has golded, he finds it more and more difficult to carry out his plans. He’ll face a choice between loyalty to his cause and his growing feelings for Maeve.
©2022 Jennifer Hatton (P)2023 Jennifer Hatton
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