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    Kenyon and Nami
    Kenyon and Nami
    Kenyon and Nami
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    Kenyon and Nami

    By Nicole Murphy

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    NOTE: THIS STORY CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR THE DREAM OF ASARLAI TRILOGY

    Kenyon Audley doesn't care much about his secret gadda heritage, preferring to travel the world searching for the perfect wave. In Japan, he finds a different kind of perfection but his chance at happiness could be ruined by the demands of the gadda.

    Story is told through a series of letters, written 30 years ago. The book contains two versions - one with just the letters, the other a full story as Dream of Asarlia favourite Hampton Rourke reads the letters.

    Published as a thankyou to all the people who read and loved the trilogy.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNicole Murphy/Elizabeth Dunk Publications
    Release dateDec 12, 2011
    ISBN9781476214948
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