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A Teller's Tale Nicki Pary 9781835744031

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When struggling author Dina falls through a portal into the mythical and forgotten land of Zagras, she's thrust into a world of danger, magic and buried truths. With the help of Greg, a cynical, alcoholic centaur, and Drustan, a dethroned prince, Dina searches for a way home while trying to unravel how and why she ended up here.

Hunted and haunted by mysterious beings, Dina's journey leads her to The Library of the Untold; a vast and enchanted archive containing every story ever lived. There, she discovers her own book... but there's a warning written by her future self. Dina must decide whether to return home or embrace the myth she's become.



About the Author
Nicki Pary was born in Kent to Persian parents, who instilled in her from a young age a love of stories, from mythology to poetry. She studied English Literature and Journalism in Bournemouth; however, her career prospects were waylaid by chronic illness. She now devotes her time to writing, editing and her love of Gonks.


Book Information
ISBN 9781835744031
Author Nicki Pary
Format Paperback
Page Count 536
Imprint The Book Guild Ltd
Publisher The Book Guild Ltd
Weight(grams) 465g
Dimensions(mm) 198mm * 129mm * 38mm



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