
The Road to Nyn
The Tales of Gaspar, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Fred Wolinsky
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By:
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Brian Michaud
About this listen
In a land where magic is outlawed, a young boy is living a double life.
Although Kay is training to be a knight, he has been secretly studying the forbidden ways of magic with Alamin, a powerful but eccentric wizard. When a band of goblins raids his village and enslaves his family and friends, Kay embarks on an adventure that takes him across the Kingdom of Gaspar and into the dark and treacherous caves of the Goblin Realm. What Kay doesn't realize is that his journey is leading him on a collision course with the Lord of Nyn - a being so powerful that none dare face him...not even Alamin himself!
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