The Kingdom of Ambrosia
The Soul-Walkers
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The Kingdom of Ambrosia
Narrated by:
Eastyn Armstrong
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Narrated by:
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Eastyn Armstrong
About this listen
In the first of the Kingdom of Ambrosia series, death has a funny way of revealing secrets that were meant to stay hidden forever. Five years after her father passed away, Sillara Mur’ana and two of her friends were charged with a mission of vengeance.
During this mission, they work alongside two teenagers from the enemy world, run into kindred souls, fight dangerous creatures, and discover an avalanche of secrets that were buried by their leaders.
Will they survive long enough to see their opposing worlds come to peace? Or will they perish in the war?
©2020 Howlett and Dixon (P)2023 Howlett and Dixon
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