“You Are No Longer the Houris I Know”
A thrilling continuation of events that never cease until they erupt again. The author’s wild imagination leaves the reader spellbound by its beauty and genius. I don’t want to delve into the events so as not to spoil the story for readers of this great series, but I will say that it is no less exciting and suspenseful than its predecessors. In fact, in my opinion, it may even surpass them.
The Seven Seas Epic Part Three The Houris’ Revolt
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A mysterious sea voyage where myths and reality intertwine in a conflict between the Houris and the forces of darkness within the world of the Seven Seas Epic.
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