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    Plea of Avanda: Altered Creatures Epic Fantasy Adventures, Book 6
    Plea of Avanda: Altered Creatures Epic Fantasy Adventures, Book 6
    Plea of Avanda: Altered Creatures Epic Fantasy Adventures, Book 6
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    Plea of Avanda: Altered Creatures Epic Fantasy Adventures, Book 6

    Written by Anthony G. Wedgeworth

    Narrated by Jerry Sciarrio

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    Thorik has caused the death of the legendary Mountain King, releasing a rift forward through time that will change history forever. With the King dead, the war to free the slaves from the Notarian rulers will never take place, preventing the Dovenar Kingdom from ever existing. Without the strength of the Dovenar Kingdom, the Altered Creatures will most likely become masters of the civilized species. Leading them, the demon Ergrauth will finally be able to eliminate all species that do not obey him. Thorik had been warned by the E'rudites that his actions would cause such a historical change, which evolved into the destruction of civilization. Against Avanda's loving pleas, it is up to him to resolve this mistake even at the expense of his own life.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks in Motion
    Release dateMay 31, 2016
    ISBN9781614538622
    Plea of Avanda: Altered Creatures Epic Fantasy Adventures, Book 6
    Author

    Anthony G. Wedgeworth

    Playing Advanced Dungeons & Dragons in the 70’s and 80’s, Anthony G. Wedgeworth made notes for a new realm for 40 years. During this time he developed all new species, 5000 years of evolution & migration of creatures and civilizations, and 2 unique magical clans that are frequently at odds. The 12 published stories in this new realm have characteristics of Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, and the Dark Crystal. Follow Anthony on Facebook to find out more about this Epic Fantasy Adventure.Bio: The author of this series, Anthony G. Wedgeworth, grew up with learning disabilities and was frequently placed in special classes while being told he was either lazy or stupid. In high school it was discovered that he had severe dyslexia, but the school systems didn’t know how to teach students with such issues. Fighting this challenge, Anthony went on to become an Industrial Engineering Manager, VP of Engineering, and President of various companies. He has owned his own companies and is currently part owner and President of a large Wisconsin based Personal Care company specializing in providing services to Developmentally Disabled, Frail/Elderly/Dementia, brain trauma individuals, and many more who have special needs.

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