The Singer (The Last Singer Book 1) Pdf Ebook

The Singer (The Last Singer Book 1)

Darkness is spreading, and the world needs a Song.Cephra A'Fallel was born to privilege as a daughter of one of Aryam’s noble houses. Her pampered life, however, is little more than a gilded cage of which she has faint hope of escape. Her only solace is her music, her unique gift that relieves the tedium of her regimented existence. Though her golden voice enchants all who hear it, Cephra’s singin...

By Timothy A. Taylor
File Size: 2162 KB
Print Length: 193 pages
Publication Date: February 27, 2015
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Language: English
ASIN: B00U4AI6E8
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