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    Song of Saire
    Song of Saire
    Song of Saire
    Audiobook57 minutes

    Song of Saire

    Written by Leanna Renee Hieber

    Narrated by Leanna Renee Hieber

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    After a horrific space battle, and a lifetime of separation, the most powerful psychics of their generation finally have a chance at happiness together - if they can save their people and build a new world; and maybe along the way build themselves a home.

    Professors Brodin and Saire have been tested upon, persecuted, and kept apart for decades, sacrificing their own freedom and happiness to raise a generation of newly evolved humans, the Psychically Augmented, under cruel and fearful Homeworld watch. When what they have always dreaded comes to pass, a planned genocide of their people, they must put every last hidden safeguard they created into place and show their students the staggering scope of their true powers. Whether the Professors can save themselves as well as their people becomes a race against time.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBryant Street Publishing
    Release dateJan 24, 2020
    ISBN9781094400242
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    Leanna Renee Hieber

    LEANNA RENEE HIEBER is the author of the Strangely Beautiful saga, The Eterna Files trilogy, and the Spectral City series. Rarely seen out of Victorian garb, Hieber has won four Prism Awards for her Gothic and gaslamp fantasy novels, and has lectured on Gothic fiction and paranormal themes for NYU and at conferences around the US. She is a licensed ghost tour guide in New York City and prides herself on her knowledge of the city's haunts.

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    • 4/5
      It is not often a narrator with a part to sing can sing. That was refreshing.
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      What a beautiful ending to a beautiful series, it was the perfect the ending
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      Such a wonderful end to such a sad story I was very captivated very much enjoyed the entire book so much so I hated to see it or hear it in good job on the Raider she had me captivated all the way through great job on the reader great job on the book great job all the way around this coming from me a very Avid book listener