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A Bright and Terrible Sword

By: Anna Kendall
Narrated by: Simon Vance
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In this third and final installment of Anna Kendall’s Soulvine Moor Chronicles, Roger must race against time - and against death itself - if he is going to save both of his worlds.

It’s a question of life, death - or something even worse.

Roger has faced down queens, barbarians, dangerous ghostly dogs, and even entire armies. There is one challenge left: to stand against the mysterious Soulviners and their dangerous plans to dominate the Land of the Dead. His friends held captive, his true powers still undiscovered, it’s possible only the legendary bright and terrible sword can save them now.

A fast-paced, character-driven story, this tale is packed with action, emotion, and danger.

Anna Kendall was born in Ireland and immigrated with her parents to the United States at age twelve. For several years she taught fourth grade. She lives in Seattle, where she plays a lot of chess.

©2012 Anna Kendall (P)2012 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Critic reviews

“An atmospheric depiction of her hero’s journey and freshly imagined vision of the afterlife should resonate with gothic fantasy fans.” ( Publishers Weekly on Crossing Over)
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