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The Adventure in Sepadocia
- The Tales of Triletus, Book 2
- Narrated by: Miguel Rodriguez
- Length: 4 hrs and 45 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Two children in New York City, Paris and Magnus, ride the SeaGlass carousel in Battery Park and find themselves transported to Sepadocia, a leading city-state of the magical land of Triletus.
There they fight the villainous Whisperer as he attempts to provoke war between Sepadocia and Sepaodica's rival city-state Murta and also to prevent Crown Prince Creedon's blessing of the marriage of the upright farmer Osias to the virtuous Heather.
Who will prevail?
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