
House of Rough Diamonds
Over Where, Book 3
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Narrated by:
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Elisabeth Ashby
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By:
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Jane Lindskold
About this listen
Beware the Book Wraith!
No one is at all sure what a book wraith might be, but whatever it is definitely has the battered tomes in the Library of the Sapphire Wind very worried indeed.
Figuring out what a book wraith could be is hardly the least of the challenges that the newly formed House of Rough Diamonds will face as the motley assortment of members-including three women who are literally "out of this world"-attempt to secure ownership of the Library.
Enemies old and new, both within and without the contested property, will strain the Rough Diamonds' ingenuity and resources, forcing the small group to recruit new and possibly dangerous allies.
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