The Forgotten Goddess

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Sebasten Oryas is the key to the survival of Atlantis. He just doesn't know it. How could he, when all around him regard him as cursed and ungifted? So when his great-aunt invites him to spend the holidays away from home, he sees it as a godsend. But not all the Gods have his best interests at heart. And for the Forgotten One, he is a danger who must be stopped. As the summer wears on, Sebasten finds himself drawn into a series of events that will test his survival skills to the limit and open his eyes on a world whose fate is inextricably tied to his own.

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ASIN: B01DZSC1B4

Audience
childrensyoung adult
Length
medium · 233 pages

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