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Heir to Magic
Tales of the Misplaced
By: Adam K. Watts
Narrated by: Freya Victoria
Length: 8 hrs and 57 mins

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Summary

A spell gone wrong. A teenage girl fighting for survival. The fate of a world hangs in the balance.

A splintered portal spell strands 16-year-old Mira in a magical realm where she is befriended by a sprite assassin and attacked by goblins. Mira must learn how to survive a world callously ruled by the Sidhe and with a revolution of the downtrodden races of the land looming over her head.

Mira gets entangled in a fight that will eventually decide the fate of the realm. Along the way, she discovers that she can make a difference. Eventually, Mira must decide whether the plight of this world she finds herself in is as important as getting home.