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Sorcery in Endor
- The Chronicles of Canaan
- Narrated by: Johnathan Welsh
- Length: 3 hrs and 6 mins
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Publisher's Summary
The Chronicles of Canaan continue with Eliel the young warrior serving the newly appointed King Saul in his quest to save the Kingdom of Israel by fighting Ammonites and sorcery in Endor.
The Ammonite King Nachash threatens Jabesh-Gilead in the first test of King Saul's reign. Eliel is ready to answer the call and infiltrate the city to bring a message of hope. A threat of a different sort lingers in Endor.
Join the adventure.