
The Army of Darkness
The Immortal Apprentice Trilogy, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Joe Hempel
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By:
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James E. Wisher
About this listen
Harper Gale has gotten half of her revenge.
She’s also gotten herself mixed up in a serious mess.
The Acolytes of Darkness now have an army of wraiths at their command. Numbering in the hundreds, virtually invulnerable to non-magical weapons, and able to kill with a touch, the wraiths are a threat to all of Montage.
Harper is dispatched from the legendary village of alchemists with a warning for the capital.
Little does she know that the Army of Darkness is already on its way.
It’s a race against time with thousands of live on the line.
Find out who makes it to the capital first in The Army of Darkness, Book 2 of The Immortal Apprentice Trilogy.
©2023 James E. Wisher (P)2023 James E. Wisher
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