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The Prisoner of Limnos
- A Penric & Desdemona Novella in the World of the Five Gods
- Narrated by: Grover Gardner
- Length: 5 hrs and 25 mins
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Publisher's Summary
In this sequel novella to Mira's Last Dance, Temple sorcerer Penric and the widow Nikys have finally reached safety in the duchy of Orbas when a secret letter from a friend brings frightening news: Nikys's mother has been taken hostage by her brother's enemies at the Cedonian imperial court, and confined in a precarious island sanctuary.
Their own romance still unresolved, Nikys, Penric, and of course Desdemona must infiltrate the hostile country once more, finding along the way that family relationships can be as unexpectedly challenging as any rescue scheme.
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- Ben
- 30-09-2018
great story great narrator. I always enjoy these
great story great narrator. I always enjoy these. the author is one of my favorites. complex and subtle
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