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Spring Guardians & Songbirds

The Auran Chronicles, Book 2

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Spring Guardians & Songbirds

By: Wendy Heiss
Narrated by: Maeve York, Gregory Salinas
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Summary

In a god blessed realm, where lies are the weapon of rulers, Snowlin held perhaps the sharpest blade there was.

After falling for a lie and ruling over another, Snowlin starts revealing her dealing hand. Two queens and a joker. Isjord hangs by her carefully woven threads deep in her father's council, and Adriata pushed to the corner of her mercy, she awaits. But first she must stop Isjord from taking Adriata before her. Reborn as their demon, she unmasks long-hidden fear and returns to take her seat along the Night King as his Queen, much to everyone's displeasure.

His suffering was always her plan.

Earning her was his.

Whose will fail first?

A new revelation inevitably ties Snowlin to the Obscur Asteri, forcing a new bargain to be struck between the two. The odds knew no favour to the wicked or kind in Numengarth, but the wind, sky and thunder favoured her as she embarked on a quest to find Aurora's sceptre pieces before her father and put an end to the war he'd started long before her creation, that of ultimate destruction.

While leading the game of crowns, which king will she sacrifice first? Her father or her husband?

©2022 Wendy Heiss (P)2025 Podium Audio
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