Le prieuré de l'oranger: Partie II
Le prieuré de l'oranger, Book 2
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Le prieuré de l'oranger: Partie II
Narrated by:
Amandine Longeac
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Narrated by:
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Amandine Longeac
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Samantha Shannon
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Un monde divisé. Un reinaume sans héritière. Un ancien ennemi s'éveille. La maison Berethnet règne sur l'Inys depuis plus de mille ans. La reine Sabran IX doit impérativement donner naissance à une héritière, mais des assassins essaient de l'en empêcher. Quoique la monarque l'ignore, elle peut compter sur l'aide d'Ead Duryan, une jeune magicienne qui la protège en secret. De l'autre côté de l'Abysse, Tané s'est entraînée toute sa vie pour devenir dragonnière, mais le destin a d'autres plans pour elle. Et pendant que l'Est et l'Ouest se divisent un peu plus chaque jour, les forces du chaos s'éveillent d'un long sommeil...
Please note: This audiobook is in French.
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