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TAKE 1 GIRL, 3 BROTHERS – ADD DARING, TREACHERY, A TRAITOR AND A DEADLY QUEST – A THRILLING ADVENTURE OF ANCIENT MYTH, MONSTERS, GODS, SORCERERS, SIRENS, MAGIC AND MANY EVILS A thrilling adventure of ancient myth, monsters, gods, sorcerers, sirens, magic and many evils...the fall of Troy and a desperate chase across the seas in a magical Phaeacian ship... Hero and her three brothers - Mac, Cad and Lycon go on this exciting and dangerous quest to prove their murdered father's honour, the betrayal by King Odysseus and the loyalty of their own people to the conquered city of Troy. TAKE 1 GIRL, 3 BROTHERS – ADD DARING, TREACHERY, A TRAITOR AND A DEADLY QUEST – A THRILLING ADVENTURE OF ANCIENT MYTH, MONSTERS, GODS, SORCERERS, SIRENS, MAGIC AND MANY EVILS A thrilling adventure of ancient myth, monsters, gods, sorcerers, sirens, magic and many evils...the fall of Troy and a desperate chase across the seas in a magical Phaeacian ship... Hero and her three brothers - Mac, Cad and Lycon go on this exciting and dangerous quest to prove their murdered father's honour, the betrayal by King Odysseus and the loyalty of their own people to the conquered city of Troy. TAKE 1 GIRL, 3 BROTHERS – ADD DARING, TREACHERY, A TRAITOR AND A DEADLY QUEST – A THRILLING ADVENTURE OF ANCIENT MYTH, MONSTERS, GODS, SORCERERS, SIRENS, MAGIC AND MANY EVILS A thrilling adventure of ancient myth, monsters, gods, sorcerers, sirens, magic and many evils...the fall of Troy and a desperate chase across the seas in a magical Phaeacian ship... Hero and her three brothers - Mac, Cad and Lycon go on this exciting and dangerous quest to prove their murdered father's honour, the betrayal by King Odysseus and the loyalty of their own people to the conquered city of Troy.
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