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Shadow Legacy
- Curse of the Shetani
- Narrated by: Kathy Handrock
- Length: 7 hrs and 58 mins
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Shadow Legacy
Narrated by:
Kathy Handrock
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Publisher's Summary
Malaika is a prince with a secret. A demon known as the Shetani prevents him from living a normal life. After humans attack his family, he is sent into exile to prevent the humans from destroying the Pride. The humans look to bring balance from evil at the behest of a darkness pretending to be their god.
As war looms over the lands, Malaika must make a choice, but he is not alone. A Queen with her own darkness offers to help provide a place for the Pride, but the darkness has its own plans. When human and Lion collide, who will prevail?
©2021 Matthew D Rhodes (P)2023 Matthew D Rhodes
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