
Found in Embers
Astrid Stone, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Samantha Norbury
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By:
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AJ Blanch
About this listen
How far would you go to save your only sister? Astrid has been trying to keep her adopted sister Lyric hidden—their mother’s dying wish—but it proves difficult when Lyric attracts unwanted attention from another realm.
After Lyric gets kidnapped by members of the Jalak Brotherhood, Astrid vows to do whatever it takes to bring her home. Stealing a motorcycle and boarding a strange ship, Astrid travels far from Kansas City, to a realm where magic is real. Low on options, she contracts the help of a dangerously attractive dragonborn assassin. Can Astrid navigate uncertainty and betrayal to save her sister? Or will she break when forced to face her biggest fear?
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