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Flight of the Raven - White Raven #1

J R Wilson

Publisher: J R Wilson

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Summary

When Ava wakes one morning in her new home, she discovers she is not a young girl anymore, but a white raven. Now her family is missing and Ava is on a quest to find them and to reverse the spell put on her. Along the way, she will find a grouchy old bear, a kind old man and other friends who will help her defeat her family curse. Will she be able to break the spell on her too?
Available since: 04/05/2017.

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