Split Infinities
Improbable: A Historical Fantasy Mystery Series, Book 3
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Split Infinities
Narrated by:
Emily M. Wilson
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Narrated by:
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Emily M. Wilson
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Rysa Walker
About this listen
Miriam's adventures conclude in SPLIT INFINITIES, the final book of the IMPROBABLE Trilogy, a new historical fantasy thriller from the author of The CHRONOS Files.
As the Vanderbilt Ball approaches, a series of unexplained earthquakes have New York City on edge. Miriam's attempts to understand their cause lands her in the place she least wants to be.
Confronting her deepest fears may be the only way to find the missing Pembroke Girls and save her sister. But the question that haunts Miriam most is whether Gwen can still be saved.
Note: Previously available only in serial format on Kindle and Kindle Vella, this is the final full-length book in the now-completed trilogy.
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