
History of Fire
A Dark Faerie Tale, Book 5
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Narrated by:
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Josh Click
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By:
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Alexia Purdy
About this listen
This is Book five of A Dark Faerie Tale Series but a listener may start here in the series.
No one knows the secrets he keeps.
No one knows of the worlds that exist right alongside ours.
Benton is human, but he walks the line between two worlds: the mundane and the supernatural; the commonplace and the extraordinary. As a rare Fire Elemental Warlock, he finds himself in trouble more often than he cares to admit. It doesn't help that his sister is a Faery Queen of the Summer Seelie Court.
This is Benton's story as he makes his way between the mortal world and a world where magic reigns. Do you dare follow? Do you dare see what lurks just beyond the edge of perception?
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