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    Nums of Shoreview
    Nums of Shoreview
    Nums of Shoreview
    Audiobook7 hours

    Nums of Shoreview

    Written by Anthony G. Wedgeworth

    Narrated by Jerry Sciarrio

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Stolen Orb, book one: Altered Creatures have roamed Terra Australis forever. Humans and Polenums have built a massive wall to keep the Creatures away, so they can live in peace. In the city of Shoreview, three young Polenums witness a cloaked outsider murder an Altered Creature, and the young Polenums must prove it before becoming the next victims.

    Unfair Trade, book two: “Dare to Trade” is a trading shop known for its collection of unique items. With the owner of the store away on business, three young friends take it upon themselves to run the business. However, they were not prepared for the ramifications of a trade that could place their customer in danger, as an undead warrior returns from a long-forgotten battle in search of the item given away.

    Slave Trade, book three: The sheriff investigates local nums of Shoreview gone missing. It is believed that slave traders are rounding them up to be shipped out in order to be sold. The three young nums who run the "Dare to Trade" shop become involved when one of their friends wind up missing.

    Baka’s Curse, book four: Pruva, a giant sloth-like creature, arrives in town and uncovers a cursed idol within the “Dare to Trade” shop, which is being run by three young Polenums. Curious about the mysteries that are hidden within the object, the three friends begin to recognize an odd series of events that cause them nothing but trouble.

    Haunted Secrets, book five: Fear and panic fills this tale as the young Nums expose a key that brings danger to the lives of their loved ones.

    Rodent Buttes, book six: An ancient Runestone is discovered and places the entire city in jeopardy. Like a siren call, the relic seems to lure the worst of the worst to Shoreview and use its magical abilities for their own power. Bik’s family and friends frantically create a plan to sneak the relic out of the city before anyone discovers that they have it.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks in Motion
    Release dateJun 2, 2018
    ISBN9781641920155
    Nums of Shoreview
    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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