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Finneas Grey and the Isle of Ethril
- The Chronicles of Nesteryia, Book 3
- Narrated by: Fred Wolinsky
- Length: 6 hrs and 3 mins
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Finneas Grey and the Isle of Ethril
Narrated by:
Fred Wolinsky
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Publisher's Summary
Audie is in trouble…
Finn must return to Nesteryia to save her.
When Finn and Audie get back to Nesteryia, nothing is the same. The magic is dwindling and they must figure out how to save the land before they can help Audie.
They hear of an enchanted isle…where an ancient evil resides.
Will they find the answers they so desperately need?
Will Finn be able to save Audie in time?
You will love this YA fantasy because Trevor Darby creates a magical world full of heroic characters
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