Jhara
The P.A.W.S. Saga, Book 6
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Jhara
Narrated by:
Patricia Hunninghake
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Narrated by:
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Patricia Hunninghake
About this listen
Jenny has been painting fairies her whole life, but now a new fairy has emerged, one with wings of pure silver. She wishes she could share this new fairy with Jamie, but Jamie has disappeared, making Jenny worried.
Sandy is also worried. Her weather magic is out of control, and she is taunted by a storm that whispers its name to her–Jhara.
Deep inside the bottle, the spirit of Jhara waits. She hates this form and detests her creator who has trapped her in there. It was not fair. You cannot create a storm and then trap it in a teacup. That worked only in idioms. And this was Jhara’s life.
The P.A.W.S. Saga continues with Jhara.
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