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The Remade
- Akila's Psalm (Reborn)
- Narrated by: Bryan Lincoln
- Length: 4 hrs and 16 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Dain has lost everything. His mom and Tara are both gone. The face that he once used as a solace, he can no longer bear to see. He's unraveling; Akila may not be enough to hold the strands together.
For Akila watching Dain become a shadow of the guy she once knew, is torture. She knows she is losing him, but how can she stop it while holding on to secrets of her own? All she has to do is keep everything together long enough to stop the evil scientists that are out to sabotage their destiny.
They are both fighting their own demons but, whose will destroy them first?
©2013 Bayou Brew Publishing (P)2015 Cassandra Williams
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