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    Short Story Press Presents Romance And Goblins
    Short Story Press Presents Romance And Goblins
    Short Story Press Presents Romance And Goblins
    Audiobook40 minutes

    Short Story Press Presents Romance And Goblins

    Written by Short Story Press and Blaise Marcoux

    Narrated by Stephen Floyd

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    About this audiobook

    Fourteen-year old Eador has never remembered a time he wasn't a slave to the goblins. In their dark kingdom underground, he works blindly at their tasks while suffering their belittlement. Finally, though, two warriors named Thorsen and Coreon rescue Eador from the creatures' grasp. The three humans journey to the village on the rocks of Tyvar River, but not everything is as it seems. 

    • Who is the mysterious goblin girl who spied on Eador all the time while he was imprisoned? What does she want from him? How could it change his life forever?
    • What secret lies in Eador's lineage, one hidden from him by both the goblin girl and Thorsen and Coreon? What secret does the girl hold from Eador as well?
    • Why does Coreon keep eyeing the boy with suspicion? Could he have ill-willed plans plotted out for one of his own kind?  

    Two societies are at war - the goblins and the humans. In the end, how could Eador ever reject his own race in favor of one that has tortured him for so many years? What tips the balance for him...or is the balance even tipped? 

    When romance and goblins becomes involved, the results will always be unpredictable.

    Short Story Press publishes short stories written by everyday writers.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherShort Story Press
    Release dateAug 2, 2018
    ISBN9781647584528
    Short Story Press Presents Romance And Goblins

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