Book description
Fate and friendship brought Horace, Rumi, and Aliyah together in Rumi's Wandering Wagon of Wonderful Wares, a sentient self-propelling wagon. They seek the forest haunting Aliyah's dream, hoping for answers about their past and their unique abilities-but for that, they need to traverse a world haunted by Fragments, dangerous shards…
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Second in the Chronicles of Nerezia series of novellas. Just when I thought the found family was complete, Arseneault introduces us to Keza, and the dynamic between this feline rogue and our existing heroes is amazing. Combined with more layers to Nerezian lore, the mystery surrounding Aliyah, Horace's quest to be useful and Rumi's protectiveness, Flooded Secrets continues what is proving to be a delightful and gripping journey of friendship and purpose.
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