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Warning: Contains mild profanity, gore, and some content that may not be suitable for children. Arbor, now a member of the Nobility, heads off to his manor to begin his new life as a Viscount. The fate of his sister, whose search is now aided by his noble status, plagues his every waking moment. When a nearby village head pleads for his aid in dealing with a dangerous monster, Arbor jumps at the opportunity, glad for the distraction.Little does he know that he is walking directly into a trap, one set by beings hellbent on his destruction. A trap that will attract not only him, but his little sister as well.

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A newly ennobled man faces monstrous threats while searching for his sister.

“Arbor, now a member of the Nobility, heads off to his manor to begin his new life as a Viscount.”

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Jeff Hays Justin Thomas James

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Narrated by Annie Ellicott

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