Tarnished
A Sterling Shade Novel
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Tarnished
Narrated by:
Virtual Voice
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Narrated by:
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Virtual Voice
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By:
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Scott Estrella
This title uses virtual voice narration
Virtual voice is computer-generated narration for audiobooks.
- Tim Marquitz – Author of the Demon Squad series
Welcome to New Port Praxle, the gem of the Farlaxian Empire. Where airships and steam trains can transport you to the far reaches of the world. A place where magic and science are one and the same.
Here in N.P.P. humans mingle with elves, dwarves, and extraplanar aliens and everything is for sale for the right price.
You wouldn’t know it to see him now, but Sterling Shade was once a prodigy enchanter, and a powerful and respected wizard. Partnered with the most talented tinker in the empire, he had it all—a beautiful and talented fiancée and a promising life ahead. Until the unthinkable murder of his father and his bride-to-be sent him into a downward spiral.
Now, ten years later, Sterling is a drunk, a lech. He lives a life of debauchery and excess, contracting as a mage for hire for the seedy underworld of the city and working nights as a bouncer at a brothel named Ruby’s Place.
But when a whore at Ruby’s is brutally murdered, Sterling is tasked by Madam Ruby with following the clues and delivering the murderer to her for some old fashioned street justice.
Little does he know, he’s about to come face to face with the past he’s been trying so desperately to forget.
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