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Memnon

By: Kate Labahn
Narrated by: Jack Nolan
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Summary
 Every Saga has its nearly lost tales… until they are found again. One such tale is one that happened before Mesagan’s Gathering, before the Thirteenth Hour, before the Convergence, in a valley near the Mane Mountains, where Enda the stone sage made his home. He often did business with a young, newlywed couple named Zailin and Ghislaine, who ran an elegant jewelry shop in town. The couple knew Enda as a man who had an eye and sense for finding quality rocks, stones, and crystals. Enda would bring them the stones, and as long as they promised to come and visit him once a month for tea to tell him what the stones and rocks were fashioned into, the stone sage never took gold or silver in return. One day, a young couple, Arsendeo and Keeda, came to the shop and bought a necklace for her, a bracelet for him, and collar for their unpredictable house pet Memnon.A week later, a letter arrived, inviting the store owners to come to their home for a weekend and show their other wares. They accept the offer as a fortunate opportunity, considering they hadn’t taken a true vacation since they got married.But what started out as a getaway turns into a trial, when they can’t get away from their hosts, in a house that looks like it’s from a dream but suddenly becomes a prison of Zailin and Ghislaine’s worst nightmares.©2026 Kate Labahn (P)2026 2026 Dark Fantasy Epic Fantasy
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