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Children of Rhatlan

By: Jonathan Fesmire
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  • In this podiobook: Garum and Vayin are "duals," twins trapped in each other's minds and bodies, sharing one life. When a deranged wizard hunts them, whom can they turn to? Their mentor? The city guard Vayin loves? The Wizards' Guild? In a world that hates duals, anyone could be their enemy, and one misstep could get them killed."Children of Rhatlan is a unique romp through an original world that not only entertained me, but made me think as well. I can think of no higher praise for a fantasy novel."-Steve Lazarowitz, author of Alaric Swifthand"There were enough twists and turns to keep me riveted until the last lines. Children of Rhatlan is a winner!" -Jonathan Lambert, Millennium Science Fiction and Fantasy"Magic, treachery, valor, prejudice-Fesmire builds a world sword and sorcery fans will welcome and adventure fans will want to explore fully." -Lisa DuMond, SF Site and MEviews
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Episodes
  • Chapter 33: Banaib - Children of Rhatlan

    Chapter 33: Banaib - Children of Rhatlan
    Dec 3 2006

    -In this episode: Garum and Vayin return home.
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    10 mins
  • Chapter 32: Sword and Staff - Children of Rhatlan

    Chapter 32: Sword and Staff - Children of Rhatlan
    Dec 2 2006

    -In this episode: The duals learn the meaning of power, pain, and battle.
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    11 mins
  • Chapter 31: The Day Comes - Children of Rhatlan

    Chapter 31: The Day Comes - Children of Rhatlan
    Dec 1 2006

    -In this episode: Ren tells the duals that it's time to carry out the plan. Is this good news, or bad?
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    9 mins
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