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Elemental Heir
Elemental Heir
Elemental Heir
Audiobook9 hours

Elemental Heir

Written by Rachel Morgan

Narrated by Arielle DeLisle

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The plan is simple. Executing it will be the real challenge. Can Ridley restore magic to a world that fears it?

Magic, once an integral part of everyday life, is forbidden. Ridley has lived her life in fear, constantly hiding what she truly is.

When the opportunity to change this presents itself, Ridley is fully on board. Restoring magic to society will change the world for everyone just like her.

But when the Shadow Society discovers her safe haven and Archer is taken, Ridley's priorities are split.

She takes off on her own, unearthing life-shattering secrets as she goes and discovering just how much power she truly possesses.

Power that can make a difference. Power that can change the world.

But the Shadow Society is prepared to fight back, and they have power of their own ...

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Uncover secrets, betrayal and shocking revelations in this action-packed conclusion to the Ridley Kayne Chronicles!

LanguageEnglish
PublisherRachel Morgan Audio
Release dateDec 21, 2020
ISBN9781928510307

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  • 5/5
    Think each book in the series got better each time. I'm 43 and I enjoyed it, but my daughter of 13 will like it too I think, and it's clean, phew, so if you are wondering whether okay for teenagers too, yes it is. Xx
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    This book was great!!

    This app that advertises unlimited books and audiobooks, is false advertisement! The definition of unlimited states “not limited or restricted in terms of number, quantity, or extent”, which is the complete opposite of what you actually receive! Avid readers are punished, they limit your library more and more with each book you read or listen too. You have to wait a month to listen to or read the next book in the series! Join your local library and read and listen for FREE to any book on the app Libby! At least with Audible you have the option to purchase the books, where this app only continues to limit you with each book you select!