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    The Elemental King: Red Serpent
    The Elemental King: Red Serpent
    The Elemental King: Red Serpent
    Audiobook10 hours

    The Elemental King: Red Serpent

    Written by Delson Armstrong

    Narrated by Kyle McCarley and Laura Stahl

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    About this audiobook

    The bloodthirsty General returns to unite with his Earthly forces, ready to strike...Humanity must choose its allegiances as it stands at the brink of chaos...Rebellious leaders lurk in the shadows and threaten their survival...The Falsifier realizes the hidden truths and takes charge...And the Elemental King rises up to his call.

    Anaxagoras’s forces close in on the human fronts. On Earth, every vampire stands at the border of change in preparation for their monarch. As Alex struggles to gain control over the political upheavals his family faces, he must also find a way to win the War of Vengeance by finding the Elemental King. But Anaxagoras senses the Falsifier’s actions and seeks to stop him, jeopardizing humanity’s one chance to freedom.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBig Happy Family
    Release dateJun 4, 2011
    ISBN9781467629263
    The Elemental King: Red Serpent

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