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  • The Faendling and Wolf Song

  • The Chronicles of Dreyfus, Volume I
  • By: Shaun McBride
  • Narrated by: Bryan Sfara
  • Length: 5 hrs and 48 mins

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Summary

The Faendling: An Elven warrior, pursued by the rat-faced Szcurae, flees for his life and that of the child he carries in his arms. The warrior, as he’s about to die, sets the child adrift. Rescued by the Fire Warriors, the child is considerably more than they believe her to be. She’s the legendary white witch.

Wolf Song: Every seventh day the great she-wolf calls to let men know the gods are watching over them. When her voice is stolen by Fenir, faith in the gods wanes. The gods of Asgard are imprisoned in the Nethers. It’s up to the faith of the white witch and her allies, with the help of Freya to set them free again.
©2022 Shaun McBride (P)2023 Shaun McBride
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