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Cover of The Dreaded Cliff

The Dreaded Cliff

✍ Scribed by Terry Nichols; Odessa Sawyer

Book ID
111229315
Publisher
Artemesia Publishing, LLC
Year
2021
Tongue
en-US
Weight
3 MB
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9781951122126
ASIN
B08KFHLR4R

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✦ Synopsis

A tale of sparkly treasures, mangled words, peculiar meetings, and a packrat who discovers the meaning of family and home. Flora enjoys a perfect packrat life. She adores snuggling in her treasure-packed nest and "snibbling" snacks with her packrat pal. There's only one problemβ€”nearby looms the dreaded cliff. "Beware!" warn packrats, and Flora's stomach twists into knots. But things change when she learns about the ancestral packrat home stuffed in a dark crack in the cliffβ€”where a killer has taken over. The story haunts Flora, even as she tumbles into a faraway canyon. Now she faces quirky critters, scary predators, and the daunting task of finding her way home. Flora's journey takes surprising twists as she explores her inner powers and discovers a different kind of perfect life.

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