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The Stain of Guilt

Afterlife Quest: Theodore Saga, Book 2

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The Stain of Guilt

By: M. Declan Morris
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You're going to want to know what happens to Theodore when he has to face a crime boss!

Theodore defeated a dragon and dealt with denial.

Now he needs to return a young widow to her parents. Will they make it through this adventure alive?

The answer to that last question is a real conundrum. I mean, it is a real doozy.

©2023 M. Declan Morris (P)2023 e-Audio Media Productions LLC Action & Adventure Epic Epic Fantasy Fantasy Fiction
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Very fun!

I enjoyed listening to this story. Morris has developed a very interesting premise for the reader to grasp. Understanding loss and grief is difficult and this series is approaching it from a new and different perspective.

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