The Suriarf-kan
Sojourn Series, Book 4
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The Suriarf-kan
Narrated by:
Robert P. Fitton
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Narrated by:
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Robert P. Fitton
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Robert P. Fitton
About this listen
Tom Loftus escape the Maurg, but must cross the great desert in search of the Nescrans, where Ta-Buhn-Shar is worshiped. He meets Zuni, a gifted seer who perceives the unknown. Through resonating and using the ancient knowledge of the Saba, he travels to Aba-Shar.
At the same time, Sard, now Vargut Emnas, reaches his brother who has subjugated Earth. Using his brother’s brilliance Sard attempts to bring his entire fleet through the Inter-Galactic passageway. Loftus, trusting in what Ta-Buhn-Shar is imparting to him, lures Sard into a bizarre battle with the Ta-Bhun-Shar which results in a final showdown.
And in the end, Loftus reaches the upper realities and the meaning of life.
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