The Curse of Earthias
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The Curse of Earthias
Narrated by:
Emily Cox
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Narrated by:
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Emily Cox
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By:
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Kathryn Rossati
About this listen
Taken in by Queen Celeste of Xylantria when she was a child, a young woman called Yusumi finds herself accused of murdering her beloved mentor.
With the help of her friend, the enormous wolf-lion Jidan, she flees the royal city. Soon after, they meet Xanna and Kai, two Earth Healers from the mystical forest of Earthias. They are on a journey to find a cure for their cursed Wise Woman - a curse cast by human magic, which has been dead for centuries.
But behind the scenes, a darker power is at play. Pursued by demonic and undead forces, can they find answers for the Earth Healers and clear Yusumi's name?
©2020 Kathryn Rossati (P)2021 Kathryn Rossati
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