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Swept Away: A Krinar Story

By: Anna Zaires, Dima Zales
Narrated by: Roberto Scarlato
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When Delia sees the naked man emerging from the stormy sea, she knows he must be more than human. Gorgeous and powerful, the god-like stranger saves her from certain death, but his rescue comes at a price: herself.

Note: Swept Away is a novelette/short story set in the world of the Krinar Chronicles. It's about the start of Arus & Delia's relationship in ancient Greece. It can be listened to as a standalone or after the Krinar Chronicles trilogy.

©2016 Anna Zaires (P)2016 Anna Zaires
Historical Fiction Fantasy Paranormal Romantic Suspense Science Fiction
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