Tales for Adults - Kiera's Quest - Awakenings
Tales by the Fireside - Bedtime stories and sleep meditationShow Notes
Tonight, we have a story of prophecy and destiny. A story of plastic princes and rings of crystal. A story of dreams, different worlds and teenage life. A story, about a strange connection between two very different people.
Proudly presenting “Kiera’s Quest – Awakenings”, a fantastic fantasy story written by Kristy Brown. Pick up a copy of this enthralling story for yourself, or look at some of the authors other fine work, here: www.amazon.co.uk/Kristy-Brown/e/B079YTT7Q2
This episode is sponsored by the Isbourne Wellbeing Charity. Find out more information about this wonderful organisation here: isbourne.org
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