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The Wind Whispers Her Name
- Narrated by: Deborah Balm
- Length: 7 hrs and 37 mins
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The Wind Whispers Her Name
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Deborah Balm
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Publisher's Summary
On the Greek island of Spetses, author Kenneth Graham is trying to finish his novel.
Not impressed by the place, he wants to finish his work quickly and return to civilization. But after the local history, customs, and mysteries draw him in, Kenneth meets the enigmatic Kyria, who is unlike any woman he has ever met.
His internal conflicts soon become stronger. Kyria and the island have a hold on him he does not understand, and fact and fiction begin to blend. What malign presence does the island hold, and can Kenneth get to the bottom of it?
©2018 Mary Irvine (P)2020 Mary Irvine
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