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Gryphendale
- Narrated by: Trista Shaye
- Length: 14 hrs and 26 mins
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Gryphendale
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
When Autumn, a human from our world, investigates a lone door in the woods, she is thrust into a faerie realm ruled by the evil wizard, Maldamien. Immediately, she is cursed to look like a child with her memories erased. She must depend on a scholarly satyr, Puck, to help break the curse and unravel the mysteries surrounding her, including the photo she holds of the missing faerie Queen.
At the same time, Sage Goliad, a Huldra hero of the people, and Toble, the elderly Dryad inventor, must piece together the newest plot by Maldamien before he destroys the world and becomes a god.
©2016 Lara Lee (P)2019 Lara Lee
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