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Something in Return: The Three Tasks II
- Narrated by: Cait Frizzell
- Length: 22 mins
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Something in Return: The Three Tasks II
Narrated by:
Cait Frizzell
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Publisher's Summary
Fantasy adventure following the story on from The Three Tasks.
The light got more intense, and when it dimmed down and there was no more light, left standing in place of the dragon was a beautiful white eagle. It let out a small screech and then took to the skies. The young man and the young woman came together and looked up at the Legna. She told them that they had both done really well and that they must continue together to travel the Earth bringing blessings to many people by helping and educating them.
©2015 Richard Gallacher (P)2015 Richard Gallacher
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