To Whom I Kneel
Nine Kings, Episode II
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To Whom I Kneel
Narrated by:
Giselle M. Chatelain
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Narrated by:
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Giselle M. Chatelain
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Joshua Dyer
About this listen
Begotten, forgotten.
Larissa wants out. Out of the orphanage. Out of the lot she's been dealt in life. All of it. She and her best friend, Anya, take desperate measures to change their realities. They're both learning the price for altering fate.
After recovering from her first encounter with one of the Nine, Kellerika gets an assignment in eastern Europe. A creature of old lore is terrorizing the Ukrainian countryside. With the help of one of the Order's finest trackers, Kell must find and destroy the werewolf before it and its demonic master set up permanent residence on this plane.
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